Current issues:
- Starting it with an existing syncterm.lst causes a GPF
- Runs dog slow

This is absolutely guarantted to be the very last time you'll need to
delete your syncterm.lst, honest, I promise.

Support "Reversed" option which sends the uid/pw in the wrong order (For 3.1x and lower Synchronet systems)
This of course changes the ~/syncterm.lst format.  Added padding so I'll never need you to delete that file again.

This will (eventually) allow a separate stand-alone lib to be built.

* Support "Be Dumb" mode which does NOT send the RLogin initial sequence.
  This is handy for connecting to BBSs which support "dumb" telnet.
  this is *NOT* telnet!  0xff is treated as a normal character.  As a result,
  do NOT be surprised at garbage characters.

Synchronet.  Uses the new RLogin-based authentication.  Currently doesn't
support a whole whack of things, and the ANSI support is probobly broken
(Just guessing, but it IS an initial revision that I wrote while depriving
myself of sleep)