Bug fix: If the useQuoteLineInitials setting is enabled but the reWrapQuoteLines setting was disabled, it wasn't quoting lines.  This is now fixed.

useQuoteLineInitials=true
SlyEdit now prefixes quoted message lines with the previous author's initials to make it easier to identify who wrote various sections of a message and to make it easier to follow the conversation.  If desired, that behavior can be disabled by setting the above option to false.  When disabled, SlyEdit will quote message lines as before by simply prefixing them with " > ", as was done by IceEdit, DCT Edit, and other message editors in the early-mid 1990s.

Updated SlyEdit to add author initials before quote lines.  This is now the default behavior, but if desired, this can be disabled with the following line in SlyEdit.cfg:
useQuoteLineInitials=false
When disabled, SlyEdit will simply prefix quote lines with " > ", as was done in IceEdit, DCT Edit, and other message editors of the early-mid 1990s.  Also, fixed a bug related to refreshing the text on the screen when a drop-down menu disappears.  This bug fix is only relevant for DCT mode.

Updated instructions to reflect the new default behavior (accessing a locally hosted JSON DB) with recommendation to connect to the shared DB.

throw an exception).

hard-coded to author's BBS).

exception).

successfully opened.

just in case someone shares files which have that line, it can still be
executed on Windows systems (with jsexec).

Change the RootDirectory to a relative path (which doesn't work yet) - we
can't have absolute paths in CVS.

and read the correct sbbs.ini file for the current system/host/platform.

doesn't have stdbool.h.
Somehow the nightly build didn't detect this failure.

- Fixed numbering warble. :|

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Adding SlyEdit: This is a full-screen message editor for Synchronet that mimics the look & feel of IceEdit and DCTEdit.

since we're including it in a .so.

the configure script supports aside from armv7).

Also, paw through the gcc -v output to discover if it was configured to use
the VPD and hard float or not.  This makes Spidermonkey build on Raspberry Pi
with the hard float Raspian image.

- Code cleanup.
- Reformatted using Visual Studio.

- new default security level values
- new default msg editor (Deuce's fseditor.js)
- new default games (js games by Matt/1979 and Art and Deuce)
- new default internal codes (use internal code prefixes)
- sezyz is default protocol driver for all platforms (removed gKermit and sz/rz)