feat: parameterize nginx-proxy and docker-gen container labels#1212
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This change enable users to be able to change the default label acme-companion uses to lookup for nginx and docker-gen containers, allowing more personalization to further uses of acme-companion.
As an example, nginx-proxy/nginx-proxy project now defines it's nginx-proxy label as
com.github.nginx-proxy.nginx-proxy.nginx, instead of adding an exception to the case to handle current nginx-proxy labelcom.github.nginx-proxy.nginxas a secondary legacy label, it provides a way to pass custom container labels through the parameterization of the current container labels.