JSDoor only compiles one file that isn't shared with the sbbs3
target, so there's no need to build them all twice.

Should fix js test suite on darwin.

It builds and appears to run... not actually tested.

ircdcfg would not provide a valid irc.ini file

See merge request !426

Use the standard `extern char **environ' instead.
Fixes an issue with macOS.

Also, check that env is not NULL in js_init.

No real purpose to keeping the default min version at 10.9.

... much more still to do, I'm sure.

We need _CIOLIB_main on macOS... at least until the curses stuff works.

Eliminate some never-defined/used flags (copied from smb.html?)

Sorry Nightfox, this might break your scripts

e.g. stubs for JS command shells, examples of how to do file I/O, socket I/O
and such in Baja (which you really shouldn't).

Added type.js to replace type.src/bin

The JS file_area.user_dir is an object (not documented in jsobjs.html!) and
bbs.list_file_info() method expects the directory number (not object) as the
first argument. Reported by Jas Hud.

... when exporting from SMB to .msg ("stored message") file

This is a "newer" QWK control message supported by Synchronet (for like 20
years now), so it's been missing from the DOOR.ID file all this time and no
one noticed. <shrug>

This resolves the conflict with MSG_HOLD definition in socket.h on MacOS:
 /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/SDKs/MacOSX.sdk/usr/include/sys/socket.h

And hey... [NET]MSG_HOLD isn't actually used anywhere? What's up with that.

We don't clone the Access Requirements from the template sub-board when clonig
(intentionally), similarly we shouldn't copy the Access Requirements of the
template sub-board when creating/adding/importing new sub-boards either.

This should fix issue #736 even though the title and description of the issue
is misleading.

Don't want to have to scroll here.

It basically says "You should move files from where they are to
where they should be".

Support -iD
Use a , instead of CP437 verticla bar as separator.

Also fixes bug with active user list.

Per https://wiki.debian.org/XDGBaseDirectorySpecification, CONFIG
should be fairly small files that you would want to maintain in
a VCS... the list makes sense here.