Enabling LiveAPI crashes apex on launch

@avdiamond 

I've noticed this too.

S16 brought the 2.0 revision, which brings new launch parameters.

Refer to the config file in the LiveAPI folder, it contains the new parameters.

I've copied it over for ease:

// Sample config.json
// Refer to the readme.txt for more info on these options
{
	// Live API general settings
	"settings": {
		// Enable Live API 2.0, which includes websockets and protobuf support
		"cl_liveapi_use_v2": true,
		// Use WebSockets client and connect to a server
		"cl_liveapi_use_websocket": true,
		// Allow the API to process requests from a WebSocket connection
		"cl_liveapi_allow_requests": true,
		
		// WebSockets client networking options
		"cl_liveapi_ws_retry_count": 5,
		"cl_liveapi_ws_retry_time": 5,
		"cl_liveapi_ws_timeout": 300,
		"cl_liveapi_ws_keepalive": 10,
		
		// Use protobuf as the serialization format. Otherwise, use JSON.
		"cl_liveapi_use_protobuf": false,
		// When using JSON, whether to use human readable formatting
		"cl_liveapi_pretty_print_log": false
	},
	// List of websocket servers Apex should connect to
	"servers": [
		"ws://127.0.0.1:7777",
	]
}// Sample config.json
// Refer to the readme.txt for more info on these options
{
	// Live API general settings
	"settings": {
		// Enable Live API 2.0, which includes websockets and protobuf support
		"cl_liveapi_use_v2": true,
		// Use WebSockets client and connect to a server
		"cl_liveapi_use_websocket": true,
		// Allow the API to process requests from a WebSocket connection
		"cl_liveapi_allow_requests": true,
		
		// WebSockets client networking options
		"cl_liveapi_ws_retry_count": 5,
		"cl_liveapi_ws_retry_time": 5,
		"cl_liveapi_ws_timeout": 300,
		"cl_liveapi_ws_keepalive": 10,
		
		// Use protobuf as the serialization format. Otherwise, use JSON.
		"cl_liveapi_use_protobuf": false,
		// When using JSON, whether to use human readable formatting
		"cl_liveapi_pretty_print_log": false
	},
	// List of websocket servers Apex should connect to
	"servers": [
		"ws://127.0.0.1:7777",
	]
}