PBot now preserves whitespace by default. The `preserve_whitespace`
metadata field is now redundant. It has now been replaced with
`condense-whitespace`, which when set to a true value will collapse
adjacent whitespace to a single space.
`factmove` arguments now behave more sensibly in that:
* `factmove #channel keyword global keyword` now properly moves/renames
factoids to global channel
* `factmove #channel keyword #channel global` renames the factoid to `global`
* `factmove #channel keyword newname` renames the factoid to `newname`
general.debugcontext: filter out cmdlist and arglist
Core/Applets: log applet start/stop and duration
Core/ProcessManager: fix potential race-condition with $context object
Core/Interpreter:
* expand pronouns before command-substitution
* attempt to find current channel's factoid instance for metadata
* remove duplication of command history in command-substition
* terminate pipe/substitution processing when protecting self
Core/Factoids: limit -url contents to 250kb
"Applet" is a much better name for the external command-line
scripts and programs that can be loaded as PBot commands. They
will no longer be confused with Perl modules.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Applet
Text::Levenshtein::XS is much, much, much, much faster and more
efficient.
Existing PBot users: Please run `cpanm Text::Levenshtein::XS` to install this
module.
The `factoid` commands interprets its arguments as an anonymous factoid.
Useful for testing factoid actions without creating and deleting them.
E.g.:
<pragma> !factoid /say $args[1:2] --args 'testing hello world args'
<PBot> hello world
