Can be either time-based or points-based. Also, made fwarn a bit smarter
at guessing what the user actually wanted to do based on the parameters
given to it. Warnings now always require acknowledgement, because that
paves the way for a future commit only beginning stasis once a warning
is acknowledged.
Warnings also split off into their own file to declutter wolfgame.py a
bit (now only 9k lines, wooooo! >_>)
Does not play nice with eir, that functionality isn't going to be in the
bot itself but rather some custom code in lykos (hooking into privmsg).
All hostmask and account comparisons are now case-insensitive (nicks
still aren't, related to #217 -- changing nick sensitivity would break
everything in numerous places).
Also, refactor some things into other files where it makes sense to do
so, because putting unrelated things into the same commit is fun.
- fflags no longer says things were modified on account "*" when they
weren't
- don't give an autowarning on kick anymore; if an op is kicking chances
are they'll be giving their own warning anyway
- attempt to make a backup copy of the database before migrating to new
schema
bug. Now it should actually work even if the user has no warnings.
Also don't list expired/deleted warnings as unacknowledged.
Warning expiration can now be modified via !fwarn set, and the default
expiration is now 30d instead of never (never can be manually specified
along with a handful of aliases that mean the same thing).
These allow for access control, and work pretty much exactly like they
do in atheme's ChanServ (the /cs flags and /cs template commands).
Also remove unused things from botconfig.py.example.
- fwarn/warn commands to view and manipulate warnings
- fstasis can now only decrease stasis, not add to it
- refreshdb command can sync bot game state with what is in the db
(including expiring any unexpired stasis or warnings)
- stasis now expires
- tempban is still not implemented and will not be implemented as
part of the PR (it will come later, if ever)
- sanctions can be automatically applied after warnings cross a
certain threshold; some defaults are configured
