Add ability to change port of agent.py via command line #5
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A user can call the agent.py script, along with a -p flag followed by an integer between 0 and 65535 (inclusive). This will set the agent.py port to that number. If no argument is called, the script will default to port 9000.
Comparison in port number allowed ports outside of 0-65535 range, crashing Bottle library. agent.py now restricts ports to 0-65535.
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Add ability to change port of agent.py via command line. This can be done by passing -p followed by a port number. This allows users to easily change the port number while running agent.py, in case port 9000 is being used.