servers.

servers and services (including the sbbsctrl GUI now).

semaphore files so:
1. SCFG will touch ctrl/recycle causing sbbsctrl to reload its copy of the
config files resolving the FAQ about why users appear to be running the  wrong
external program in the node window after adding/removing external programs
in SCFG.
2. the control panel can now be gracefully shutdown by touching ctrl/shutdown.

(I suck at RegEx)

i.e.;
http://www.somedomeil.com/
https://www.somedomeil.com/
telnet://www.somedomeil.com/
gopher://www.somedomeil.com/
irc://www.somedomeil.com/

Does not currently sopport URI's that do not beging with protocol reference.
Also supports ports and sub-directories i.e.; http://www.somedomain.com:6080/docs/index.html

PR:53->closed

Loading data on the personal page works.
This is now (effectively) a user browser.

definition.  This can be built and ran... it looks pretty and does
absolutely nothing.

Requires SBBSCTRL to be set.
Accepts the node number as its only and required argument.

This may fix PR:53

str.substr(0,1) use offsets rather than reassigning the string.

Probobly about half the time to do this... still too damn long though... should
probobly attempt to merge the attr generation too.

prevents doublespaceing.

with %d> where %d is replaced by the number of quotes total.

Add an outbuf_append() function which will realloc() the buffer and append
to it if the realloc() is successfull.

strncat() each of which requires the terminating null be located.

(Specifically, fix bug with two-char nick and allow it to not start with
whitespace)

A quote prefix is now something which matches this regex:
/^((?: ?[^>\s]{0,3}> )+)/

Fix handling of blank lines when also handling quotes.

Currently, the options are [width [, orig_width [, [quotes]]]
That should be updated to allow the boolean to be pretty much anywhere
fitting with the rest of the JS stuff... but I'm too lazy.

Also, this should (probobly) be moved somewhere else so that the internal
editor could make use of it too.

Further, should this optionally support ANSI, pipe-codes, and WWIV colour
codes?

to be fixed when scrolling ... :)  (Thanks Deuce for the catch)