Muchos faster.
To-do list ... mostly unchanged.

from a file, a string, or an array of strings.  Because it does various
bits of rewrap magic it's probably not suitable for all content.  Good
for my gopher client, though.

the address part (using %.0s).

Help screen still needed, and various rough spots need smoothing over;
also support for some types of selectors (Index Search, etc.) needs to be
added, I guess.

To-do:
- Add history navigation keys to H)elp screen
  - Left to go back
  - Right to go forward

To do:
- Config file
- Let users enter an address to visit or let sysop specify list
  (currently just goes to gopher.quux.org)
- Help screen; keys are currently:
  - tab for next item
  - ` (backtick) for previous item
  - up / down to scroll
  - enter to select item
  - q to quit

- Elminate unused values: NOBEEP, REQ_PW, L_SYSOP, QVALKEYS, and ERRALARM
- Added: AUTO_DST and NONODELIST
Addresses issue raised by Alterego (ALTERANT)

wins and losses. Uses graphic.js library to display image file using special
fx, when available (graphic.js v1.82 or later).
Clear console aborted flag before displaying winners.
Fix bug when displaying winners of specific difficulty levels 2+, list was
limited to winners divided by 5, rather than displaying the full (e.g. top 20)
winners of that level.

aux/net attributes to FidoNet msg header attributes:
- CRASH
- FILEREQUEST (FREQ)
- RECEIPTREQ (RRREQ)

This should fix the FREQ netmail issue reported by Richard Williamson
(RICHARDF). Thanks for the bug report!

enabling/disabling reverse mode), ala outchar().

scripts can check it.
The drawfw() method now supports the 'center' value for x/ypos.
The draw() method support for 'center' x/ypos values appeared off-by-one.

Don't suppress the display of the "from network address" just because there's
an '@' in the "from name" - some Internet email (e.g. SPAM) "From" names
include '@'s to try and follow the reader. <sigh>

JS console.gotoxy() and the GOTOXY @-code now work with PETSCII terminals
(homes the cursor then moves down and right the appropriate number of rows
and columns). Bummer I didn't think of this method sooner.

interesting and on many platforms, unavailable anyway.

winners. The "Winners" syncdata message are backwards compatible with rev 2.0
and earlier, but now contain the fractional seconds.
When displaying winners from within the game, prompt for difficulty level
(e.g. list top level 1 winners only). Since players often compete on time and
don't really care about the higher difficulty level rankings.
The "winners" command-line option still displays the top winners from all
levels, but renumbers them based on the (rounded-up) difficulty level.
Handle syncdata messages with tear lines (---) or converted tear lines (===)
which interfere with JSON-parsing. Since the message tail is not read, tear
lines are not normally an issue, but converted tear lines (e.g. by SBBSecho)
are imported as part of the body text and caused JSON parse failures, e.g.
  === minesweeper.js 2.0
  --- SBBSecho 3.06-Win32
... now fixed.

LORD local mode identifies as SysOp (until final release)
more housekeeping

in-place or by also copying to a new string in the process.

Don't string "soft-CRs" (0x8d) from UTF-8 encoded FTN messages, ever.

Default strip_soft_cr SBBSecho setting to true/on.

Tidied a few things up,

Still not the final release but is playable

Removed Black Jack Game

Added Guessing Game ... currently only has 5 questions, will add more later.

Commented out Opening Credits

This Version has two forced events for testing, but
they are random enough to enjoy.

Initial support for hailing...
So far just online chat works as intended.

Unexpectedly, a ZWNBSP (U+FEFF) received/echoed by the MacOS Terminal while in
the first column causes a subsequent cursor position report to indicate the 2nd
column as the current only. I suppose in some weird world a zero-width
character can can't as a column position. So if the cursor position has moved
less than 2 columns (not exactly 0 columns), then consider it a UTF-8 terminal.
Non-UTF-8 terminals normally move the cursor 3 columns when echoing a UTF-8
encoded ZWNBSP. So to summarize, when echoing a ZWNBSP:

- Non-UTF-8 terminals: moves 3 columns
- MacOS terminal: moves 1 columns
- Other UTF-8 terminals: moves 0 columns

you couldn't actually get the ones that should have unlocked.  This was
most important on the armour... later levels you could afford decent armour,
but your base defence would never be high enough.

Of course, I fix this *after* I kill the dragon in the beta testing game.