Pass StartupOptions around as a const ref as much as possible

Nice for simplification and consistency, as well as following the style guide.

ComputeBaseDirectories still takes a StartupOptions* since it mutates it - I'll
clean this up in another change...

I left BlazeServer's ctor as is since I want to just lift the fields that it
needs off of StartupOptions. However, I want to do this when I can guarantee in
the code that StartupOptions will no longer be mutated - this'll probably come
in the same change as touching up ComputeBaseDirectories...

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