Add InMemoryListener integration for daemon testing #39
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- Integrate InMemoryListener into daemon when Config.InMemoryListener=true - Modify Daemon.Client() to create net.Pipe connections for InMemoryListener - Add querator.WithConn() function to support custom net.Conn connections - Add comprehensive test validating InMemoryListener integration - Update daemon lifecycle to properly handle InMemoryListener cleanup 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)
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Purpose
Enable daemon testing in environments where loopback access is restricted or when using testing/synctest by integrating the InMemoryListener functionality directly into the daemon lifecycle.
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