an ordered list.
Chomp whitespace from bold/italic/underline/monospace text.

Pass text through word_wrap at the appropriate time so as not to mangle
tables.

Should really sort out when whether and wherefore newlines get jellied
into the ootput.
Also something something ctrl-a.

Strip DokuWiki control macros (~~NOTOC~~ ~~NOCACHE~~)
Toggle no_toc state value for possible future use.

on for Frame output.)
Changed default list indent to two spaces.

Scales to terminal width and wraps cell contents.
Uses DokuWiki-style ':::' row-span and empty-cell col-span, but is
otherwise separate from wiki syntax, so committing as its own thing.
table(data[, line_color[, heading_color[, cell_color[, width]]])

(Will do the same for tables when the time comes.)

Still need to deal with alignment, sizing to terminal.

Added reset method to bring state back to default if switching render
targets or handling a new file. (Called automatically when setting new
target.)
Comments.

Some things broken for now (lists, HTML blockquote need some work).
Tables will need a bunch of work.
Need to add monospace text for HTML.
Code blocks & text conversions still a to-do.
HTML sub/sup/del will need to be removed on the console side.
Footnote support needs to be added.
Wiki-specific stuff ... eh.

- heading underline and attribute (same for all heading levels for now)
- link/image attribute
- list indentation character (\t)
- bold attribute (\1h)

Customizable for HTML:
- optionally add CSS class names for all applicable tags (except <b>,<i>)

Fixed some nested <ul><ol> stuff, still looks crappy in Bootstrap 3, meh

Ugly work in progress
Renders to console, frame, or HTML
Crappy tables on console/frame but whatever
Not entirely compatible with other markdowns, but we're special.

push/pop as needed).

(e.g. latest reports are problems with outbound connections to
mbcico/1.0.6.8 with CRAM-MD5 authentication failures) - so added a new
per-link configuration key: "BinkpPlainAuthOnly" (default values is false).
Set this value to true to use *only* plain-text password authentication
for both inbound and outbound connections with this node. This should help
debug password issues, at minimum, and might work-around CRAM-MD5
incompatibilities with some mailers, if that is in fact the issue.
EchoCfg will need a way to set this option, but for now, just set it by
hand in the sbbsecho.ini (for each [node] section where you need it).

If you set BinkpPlainAuthOnly to true, do *not* set BinkpAllowPlainAuth
or BinkpAllowPlainText to false - that would be bad.

(.ini) file in a single call.

it should fix the issue of tic files being generated with @domain added to
the From: line and putting tickit into an endless loop.

Cyan's suggested fix for nelgin's mIRC problem.

false if the .ini file can't be opened (e.g. doesn't exist).
set() will now return the result of File.iniSetValue() rather than the
result of File.close().

This may resolve Dumas Walker's issue with cross-domain TIC forwarding.
This should really use the value from BinkpSourceAddress, but that would
mean renaming that key and including it in the TicITCfg object, or
creating a new SBBSEchoCfg object method or something, and I don't want
to mess with the sbbsecho.ini format.