fix(sf): drop ServerQueryPort and BeaconPort removed in Satisfactory 1.0 (#4976)

* fix(sf): drop ServerQueryPort and BeaconPort removed in Satisfactory 1.0

Satisfactory 1.0+ uses port for the game (UDP) and the server API
(TCP), plus ReliablePort (TCP). -ServerQueryPort and -BeaconPort are no
longer used, but LinuxGSM still passed them and listed their ports in
details, so admins opened ports nothing listens on.

- Remove queryport/beaconport from sfserver _default.cfg and
  startparameters.
- details: list Game (UDP), Server API (TCP) and ReliableMessaging (TCP).
- queryport now follows port. Monitoring is session-only (querymode 1),
  so this doesn't change it.

Fixes #4967

* fix(sf): drop code comment

lgsm/config-default/config-lgsm/sfserver/_default.cfg

@@ -10,14 +10,13 @@
 
 ## Predefined Parameters | https://docs.linuxgsm.com/configuration/start-parameters
 ip="0.0.0.0"
-queryport="15777"
-beaconport="15000"
-reliableport="8888"
+# Satisfactory 1.0+: port is used for the game (UDP) and the server API (TCP).
 port="7777"
+reliableport="8888"
 
 ## Server Parameters | https://docs.linuxgsm.com/configuration/start-parameters#additional-parameters
 ## Game Server Docs | https://satisfactory.fandom.com/wiki/Dedicated_servers
-startparameters="FactoryGame -Port=${port} -ServerQueryPort=${queryport} -BeaconPort=${beaconport} -ReliablePort=${reliableport} -log"
+startparameters="FactoryGame -Port=${port} -ReliablePort=${reliableport} -log"
 
 #### LinuxGSM Settings ####
 

lgsm/modules/info_game.sh

@@ -2038,8 +2038,7 @@ fn_info_game_sf() {
 	# Parameters
 	servername="${servername:-"NOT SET"}"
 	port="${port:-"0"}"
-	queryport="${queryport:-"0"}"
-	beaconport="${beaconport:-"0"}"
+	queryport="${port}"
 	reliableport="${reliableport:-"0"}"
 }
 

lgsm/modules/info_messages.sh

@@ -1523,8 +1523,7 @@ fn_info_messages_sf() {
 	{
 		fn_port "header"
 		fn_port "Game" port udp
-		fn_port "Query" queryport udp
-		fn_port "Beacon" beaconport udp
+		fn_port "Server API" port tcp
 		fn_port "ReliableMessaging" reliableport tcp
 	} | column -s $'\t' -t
 }