Updated webserver.js for Iroh integration #43
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Iroh start command in a separate terminal, 
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This PR adds the necessary code to integrate the Iroh node starting process into webserver.js. The changes include adding a command to start the Iroh node using child_process in the Node.js environment. This integration will allow for distributed app support within our deployment, fulfilling part of the requirements for our CI/CD pipeline. The Iroh node is executed using the child_process.exec function, and its logs are captured for troubleshooting purposes!