feature: push blocks over zmq #93
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The Zero Message Queue is a lightweight protocol for inter process communication. It is used on Bitcoin Core to allow external softwares to be notified when some events happen (e.g. new block is accepted). This PR adds a simple PUSH/PULL socket that pushes a new block, and it's height over ZMQ every time a new block is accepted by chainstate.