Comments are on the same line as the possibly-failing line; if it fails,
the traceback will include that line (so it will be obvious what the
error is without looking at the source).
The reason we defer pulling is because if an error happens before
restarting, the line numbers in the traceback may not reflect the
actual line numbers since the code has changed.
It was slightly annoying that there was no way to do this via a command. Should also have these expire if someone !quits to end a game, someone should work on that :)
Also capitalized the role names and "Total wins" for consistency with
!pstats and upgraded the schema to create a new index for game lookups
without specifying the game mode.
Make 10+ because it's pointless otherwise.
Revamp low counts because it was too punishing towards village, if they
made a single mistake then alpha could win with a successful bite. This
reduces overall wolf count making that situation more difficult (and
until crow joins in 12p requires that alpha turns a lycan before being
able to bite). Higher counts rejiggered a bit too to be a bit more
interesting, although may still need further adjustment.
Also fixes some bugs with using stop_propagation instead of
stop_processing in events (the former does absolutely nothing).
Added a skeleton file to assist with adding new roles, contains the
needed imports on top and vim modeline on the bottom.
Yes, these are all related and need to go in the same commit, stop
throwing things at me.
Both templates serve to make life miserable for village team, who
already have it rough as-is. Cursed makes it so that hunter's sole shot
misses half the time, and mayor makes it so that fakeclaiming has less
of a chance of working out (and wolf kills the fakeclaimer the next
night thus ending any confusion).
Warning reasons might contain parentheses so it may be ambiguous, and
deletions are already logged with the pipe character, which is also used
when setting the warning, anyway.
Error only manifests if it was a wolf-side VG, or if it was a
village-side VG and no wolf-side VGs also attempted to kill that person
(in other words, the VG was given lead credit for the kill).
