include_location (defaults to true)
New comments at the top documenting the modopts.ini settings available.
Include misc flags (M for msg waiting, P for do-not-disturb) in web user status
active-users.json was excluding node with the POFF (do not disturb) flag set,
thus making the do_not_disturb property kind of moot - fixed.

Added properties to web_user object: do_not_disturb and msg_waiting

The active-users.json response now includes a 'prot' (protocol) object, just in
case we want to use that in the future.

derived from a portion of ecwebv4's ndoelist.js.
TODO (echicken, help!): fill-out the 'action' property from the web session and
double-check on the logontime value (can we get this from the session blob?).

Much of the code in these 2 modules was moved/migrated to the new presence_lib
and made more reusable/modular.

Migrated mostly from exec/nodelist.js, some from fingerservice.js.

when sending the "ANSI" output to stdout (and not a file).

Otherwise the temperature will appear to be hot hot hot but actually be in kelvin.

key to [web] section.

(to be consistent with [nodelist]):
- include_age
- include_gender
and they can be separately controlled.
Also fixed a 'use strict' violation I didn't find before with assignment
to an undeclared variable (uname).

If a SessionPwd (in sbbsecho.ini) value was (just) a number, it would
barf-up binkp.js and cause an authentication BinkP failure for that node.

example is now actually a functional replacement for the 'exec/node list'
command (e.g. using 'jsexec nodelist') and a replacement for the hard-coded
Ctrl-U (who's online) handler. To install, run 'jsexec nodelist install'.
Supports modopts.ini [nodelist] settings (default to false):
- include_age
- include_gender
Other than the new age/gender options, *should* function identically to the
hard-coded nodelist() and whos_online() functions from getnode.cpp

array. These correlate with the lines in ctrl/attr.cfg and are used for
setting console attributes in places where text.dat strings perhaps didn't
make sense. These values are used like this (e.g. to set the current
console attributes configured for filenaems):
	console.attributes = console.color_list[ATTR_FILENAME];

("sysop" and "The Guru") - fixing the simple node listing apps, like the
echicken web UI.
If your node lister wants to do something more fancy (e.g. display the name
of the sysop or the guru engine), you'll have to handle that yourself.

NodeConnection[] // lowercase
NodeConnectionProper[] // propercase

If the node.connection value is in these "arrays", use that value to print
node's connection type/protocol. If it's not, it's a modem connection and
the node.connection value is the DCE rate (in bps).

WITH_SDL are not defined. This should fix JSDCOS builds for those without
libsdl1.2-dev installed - but really, you want SDL installed to get the
full docs, I think.

warning: ISO C++ forbids converting a string constant to 'char*'
and comparision between signed/unsigned int.
This does *not* address the reported build issue:
In function `_start':
(.text+0x20): undefined reference to `main'

Added support for optional modopts.ini [xtrn_sec] keys:
- eval_before_exec
- eval_after_exec
These may be set to JavaScript expressions to be evaluated (executed)
before and/or after any program is executed from this module.
Also fixed a bug where a door-custom font may not be loaded if the door
was the only one available in a section.

this should fix the missing/misaligned 'bbs' property descriptions in
jsobjs.html

TypeError: bp.remote_addrs is undefined

in callout stats (stored in binkstats.ini).

.connect_host
.connect_port
.connect_error
Allows the application (binkit.js) to log detailed BinkP.connect() failures.

when a host-name lookup (getaddrinfo call) failed.

ctrl_a_to_mirc(str) returns converted str.

Creates/updates a data/binkstats.ini file which tracks BinkIT/BinkP session
statistics:
- inbound successes/failures (per node)
- callout successes/failures (per node)
- totals (per node)

It's a human-readable data file (in .ini file format), so it's pretty
self-explanatory.
The [callout success: <address>] sections provide details about the last
successful outbound BinkP session with the specified node.
Similarly, the [callout failure: <address>] sections provide details about the
last *failed* outbound BinkP session with the specified node.
And there are very similar sections for successful and failed *inbound*
sessions as well.
The [totals: <address>] sections track running totals for each node as well.

.remote_operator (the value of the 'ZYZ' message, if received)
.remote_capabilities (the value of the 'NDL' message, if received)
.remote_info[], an associative array of any/all *other* M_NUL BinkP
 commands/messages (e.g. bp.remote_info['TIME'] contains the remote TIME
 message arguments, if such a message was received).

Use 'dt' value of API response to determine whether to update cache, rather than time since last fetch.  New data may appear sooner.

Output needs some prettying up.
You gots to get you an OpenWeatherMap API key to use this mkay?
RIP in peace, Weather Underground.