(reading the msg) submitted an up-vote or down-vote on the current msg.

(optionally).
Sub-board operators can now see all poll-results (always) for locally-posted
polls (same as pollster).

- Closures (polls can be closed for new voting by the pollster)
- Results can have configurable visibility:
  a. Only to voters (and the pollster) - the default
  b. Everyone
  c. Everyone once the poll has closed
  d. Only the pollster

Changes to smb_getmsgtxt():
Main change: poll questions can now be quoted when replying to a posted poll
(the results cannot be quoted).
Also: there's now automatically a blank line inserted between comment header
fields and poll answers or the msg body text.
Also: upon any malloc failure, the function now returns NULL.
New functions: smb_msg_is_from() and smb_addpollclosure().

to be able to delete messages that have no hfields, for example, with sub-op
'D' command.
Now support polls with comments (displayed before the poll answers).
Poll results/statistics are only displayed to sub-ops and users who have voted
already. This may be optoinal behavior determined by the pollster in the future.
Sub-ops can now add comments to any post using the 'A' command from the
[O]perator menu - use with caution.

* uses new text.dat strings:
- PollVoteNotice
- PollAnswerNumber
- PollAnswerFmt
- PollAnswerChecked

The actual answer of a poll is still crude (uses the old crufty uselect scheme)
and doesn't support multiple-choice polls. This will be addressed.

- Users can be restricted from voting with the 'V' restriction
- Sub-boards can be disalbled for voting in SCFG
- VOTING.DAT can be include/excluded from QWK packets via user cfg
  (when a VOTING.DAT is received in a REP, the user cfg flag is auto-set)
- Adds several new text.dat lines (if not present in yours, uses the default)

What's not yet implemented:
- Notification of votes on your posted messages
- Method to view/audit all votes
- Polling
- Any special handling to auto-exclude votes from msg-related JavaScripts

- it actually *is* an expected condition that a to_net.addr or from_net.addr
msg header field is populated with a valid address (string) even though the
to_net.type or from_net.type value is NET_NONE.

The nntpservice.js and newslink.js modules rely on this behavior to display
and export local NNTP-posters' email addresses in message headers, but still be
able to identify newslink-imported messages as *not* local (the from_net.type =
NET_INTERNET) and thus not export them back to the network.

This was not the original intention behind these header fields in SMB, but it
was retrofitted to support this condition 10+ years ago and I forgot.

Don't include the to/from network-arddress in the displayed header if the
net-type value is NET_NONE (not a normal/expected combination).

*after* the to-net-addr value (if there is one), so the header display makes
more logical sense when viewing QWK netmail sent to a QWKnet node on the
QWKnet hub system.
Update the msgtotxt() prototype to follow the norm (e.g. passing through the
mode argument to smb_getmsgtxt())

*after* the to-net-addr value (if there is one), so the header display makes
more logical sense when viewing QWK netmail sent to a QWKnet node on the
QWKnet hub system.

Sysop can set the number of days-worth of new messages that new users will
see in their first new-message scan (the default is 0, no new messages).
This does lengthen the amount of time that the first "Loading message pointers"
is displayed (it has to go and open all the message bases), but at least new
users are no longer bombarded with thousands of very old messages when they
answer "Yes" to the "Scan for New Messages" prompt. This setting is in
SCFG->System->New User Values->Days of New Messages. Set it to some really
high number (maximum of 9999) if you want the old behavior.

default (in the Terminal server), use Raw I/O mode (Ctrl-Z) to toggle this
behavior off/on (same as word-wrap toggle).

Display local time and time zone in system info list.
Display local time zone in Ctrl-T output.

places other than just viewing a message header - for use in Nightfox's SlyEdit.

messages in the terminal server.

This allows easy trouble-shooting of word-wrap issues by using Ctrl-Z.

wrapped. Pass the column width to wordwrap() instead of columns-1.

long lines in messages for the user's terminal. May be used for viewing other
files with long lines (e.g. G-text files) in the future.

This is *likely* to break the Win32 build and even when the macros are
specified in xpdev, I doubt Microsoft has added support for the 'z' size
specifier used in smblib/smbadd.c we'll likely need a SIZE_T_SIZE macro
that is "z" on C99 systems and "ll" or "64" or whatever it is on Win32.

Or maybe a whole slew of complete SIZE_T macros since the 32/64 but thing
and the max file size thing may actually need the full format specification
to be in the macro... "zu" on C99 platforms and whatever magic Microsoft
needs there.

inserting (long) typedefs to prevent warnings, but in the case of the JS File()
class, actually supporting file lengths > 32-bit.

be replied to (e.g. with a bounce message) - used by the list server.

kludge lines).
Created common sbbs_t member function for generating QUOTES.TXT file/path.

Remove time32str()

getlasgmsg() needs a uin32_t* as the second arg.
loadmail() needs an int32_t* as the second argument.
loadposts() needs an int32_t as the first argument.

msg.total_hfields to 0).

white-space from message text buffer before displaying (avoiding unnecessary
terminal line wraps).

Eliminated unnecessary lfputs().

and net_addr() to smb_netaddr().

smb_getmsgidx/hdr_by_msgid/ftnid() for fast auto-thread linkage.

they exist.

if the message header is going to be later written to disk.