Using the --no-transport flag disables webhooks

[timbl-ont]

My understanding is that --no-transport enables aca-py to start without transports started in support of scenarios where didcomm is not required - e.g. lightweight modular plugin deployment

It appears that this also disables webhooks which are still needed in support of plugins. FYI @PatStLouis

[PatStLouis]

@timbl-ont that was the intention, I would have to review how the implementation of this flag was made, its been a while. I know webhooks are often used in tandem with exchange states, but there are also other use cases. I can review this as it shouldn't affect anything other than protocol registration. Thanks for pointing this out.

[PatStLouis]

@timbl-ont can you confirm if #4050 solved this issue?