Was overriding value, not appending.

It appears that setcap may cause $ORIGIN to stop working for some
unknown reason.

Not sure how I missed this one.

In this mode, SyncTERM won't will/do TELNET_BINARY_TX at the start
of a connection, leaving the mode up to the remote system. The main
purpose for this option is to work around a bug in older Synchronet
releases where early CTRL-C checking wouldn't work in binary mode.

Implements feature request 91.

Suitable for passing to console.gettemplate() when prompting for a birth date.

I'm using like this in my logon.js to correct corrupted newuser birth dates:
  while(user.age < 10) {
	console.putmsg(bbs.text(bbs.text.EnterYourBirthday));
	user.birthdate = console.gettemplate(system.birthdate_template);
  }

- date_format
- date_separator
- date_verbal
- birthdate_format

See JSDOCs for details

... make them more useful (e.g. when the result of script is a big string).

This will prevent the cursor from showing up when redrawing the
status bar, and implements feature request 79.

This isn't great, but it works (on FreeBSD)

It was at absolute max (an extra one and it would clip) which is
really a terrible thing to do to people wearing headphones.

I don't really need to do it this way, but the math for the different
wave forms depends heavily on integer wrapping (and WAVE_SHAPE_SINE_HARM
is just stupid).

Compile-time isn't the best time for configuration.

The first argument after the list was still being replaced.
Extended test to try the hard stuff.

with a null hdr check before use (corrupt msg base?)

This reverts commit ebe52737.

This reverts commit 4ce91537.

This reverts commit 33be8662.

gitlab-runner on my Mac mini doesn't have access to /sbbs

We don't build on SunOS anymore, and using LD_RUN_PATH sucks.
Also, it was badly out of date.

attempt #2

This reverts commit 5c6a22ed.

This doesn't work cause:

Unable to create pipeline
openbsd-amd64 js-testsuite job: undefined need: openbsd-amd64 [jsexec]

and I'm not about to copy/paste those 50 lines to create the needed jsexec artifact. <sigh>

If we want to (re)run a specific set/subset of tests with jsdoor, perhaps we can
come up with some naming scheme that allows that, but for now, it's more important
that jsexec is correctly functioning than jsdoor.

Likely fixes difficulties pasting in SyncTERM.
Probably want to define some minimum amount you need to move to
trigger dragging.

The birthdate parsing is now a lot more robust and will recognize all kinds
of variants/formats and use range checks to disambiguate provided dates and
even support partial dates (e.g. year only, year/month and month/year).

The tests should all pass regardless of what the sysop has set for their
system date format in SCFG.

I had considered using sscanf() for the parsing logic but ended up going with
strtoul() only and that seems to be working well (as reflected by the passing
test cases).