If a relative path to the ctrl directory is specified on the command-line
or in the SBBSCTRL environment variable, the loading of ctrl/*.ini would
fail after the changing of the working directory.

We should probably get replace all use of FULLPATH with _fullpath someday,
but for now, I just went with majority-rule.

That makes the wildcard path/execution fail

to see if that brings in the build jobs into the pipeline

Various bits needed to be hacked up a bit since it was written for
a newer JS standard, but it's at least 11 better than 42.

"When dependencies is not defined in a job, all jobs in earlier stages are
considered dependent and the job fetches all artifacts from those jobs."

So... I'm a little stumped why the artifacts aren't be downloaded for this
test.

'smoketest-jsexec-linux' job needs 'sbbs-linux' job, but 'sbbs-linux' is not in any previous stage

jobs in the 'test' stage are supposed to run only after all jobs in the 'build'
stage so I don't understand why this would be needed, but I'm getting pipeline
failures with it trying to run this test before building anything. Or maybe its
something else (no artifacts?).

First attempt at adding tests to the CI pipeline

DDMsgReader: Use the P_UTF8 mode bit when writing UTF8 header information so it looks right on UTF-8 terminals. This also includes a dd_lightbar_menu.js update (for the message list).

See merge request !394

DDMsgReader: Use the P_UTF8 mode bit when writing UTF8 header information so it looks right on UTF-8 terminals. This also includes a dd_lightbar_menu.js update (for the message list).

This removes the -utf8 option and stores the line strings as unicode
strings if the terminal supports utf8.

A shitty inkey() wrapper and a shitty putc() wrapper were added to
deal with this.

This will trigger more builds of libcl, but at least I won't have
to make people touch(1) a patch to do a rebuild.

As an aside, cleanall.sh doesn't clean 3rdp, no idea if this is
intentional or not.

Should fix the OpenBSD pipeline.

By default, both NetBSD and OpenBSD will not allow pages to be mapped
both writable and executable.

On OpenBSD, if the filesystem is mounted with the wxallowed option,
this would work, and before v6.0, passing -z wxallowed to the linker
would allow it on a per-binary basis.  However, since this is not
the default, and since the JS engine can use mprotect() to switch
between RW and RX, I've decided to enable this instead.  This will
slow things down, but it will work "out of the box".

For NetBSD, the situation is different, you can't switch between
RW and RX using mprotect()... instead, you need to use mremap() to
get a separate mapping for each set of perms.  This does *not*
appear to be present in the 1.8.5 source, so we can't do the same
fix as OpenBSD.  Instead, NetBSD allows paxctl to add an elf note
indicating that RWX is needed, and it "just works" (by default).

We don't need it (I hope), and it plays fast and loose with the config
options so it won't compile with some sets of them, making it hard
to troubleshoot stuff.

Also include email address in sysop notification.

Fix issue #711

It's possible for a sysop to allow message creation before logon (e.g. a login
matrix mode).

Eliminate the use of netmail.msg as a temporary message input file (not sure
why this has stuck around for so long).

I don't recall this actually being a thing, ever, so certainly no reason to
be cleaning these files up during logon. <shrug>

... to not clean (remove) an existing quotes file (which is removed for
for security/privacy reasons).

This fixes issue #710 for Nightfox, but he'll need to deal with the security
issue in that case.

Le Sigh