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- Replace empty HashMap return with actual parser
- Handle dict format: {'key': value}
- Handle list format: [val1, val2]
- Fix read(), initVal(), defaultMaxTime() to use parser
Fixes ControlCore-Project#197
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The literalEval() method in concoredocker.java was just returning an empty HashMap regardless of input. Added a parser that handles Python-style dicts ({'key': value}), lists ([1, 2, 3]), and primitives so parseFile(), read(), initVal(), and defaultMaxTime() actually work..
Fixes #197