The rate limiting error message used the term "tokens," which could be
easily misconstrued to refer to REST auth tokens, and not rate limit
leaky-bucket tokens. Since we don't expose the internals of the leaky
bucket to end-users, this error message is essentially just not good.
Without knowledge of a leaky bucket/GCRA, it really makes no sense.
Therefore, this changes the message to indicate that the "tokens" are
rate-limit tokens. It also adds a hint that there's a config setting
that can be changed to raise the limit, which further makes it more
understandable, and also provides a reasonable hint as to what setting
to change to alleviate this problem immediately. This makes it easier
for users to debug and less likely they have to read old docs/wait for help.
If there's one thing I learned in this exercise, it's that letting
people add random python scripts to the repo like gpltext.py that
promise to be easier than find and replace is a bad idea.
There are two occasions in the codebase when Utils.Reload is called and
we're competent enough that we can just call the event when the reload
happens. Unrelated note, but shouldn't this event be called prior to
reloading? I've kept it the same to preserve existing behavior, but I
think it should probably happen before the reload event takes place.
Either way, I think this is fine.
Some anti-cheat calls were changed to "You have been Bounced." I don't
think we need to tell clients why they were disconnected so they can
tune their hacks better.
Hooks have this fancy .Register method when they're of type
HandlerList<Args> that high made but we never bother to initialize
any of them, so .Register doesn't work because it's null.
This solves that problem by just initializing all handlers. Thus,
.Register works, and thus, you can register hooks with priorities.
Frontend still doesn't work properly. In particular:
1. Need a way to list bans by account name.
2. Need a way to unban by account name.
3. Really need a way to change the IP on a ban lol.
Ban system still needs to be be rebuilt fully, but at least this
doesn't necessarily character ban someone if you were going for an IP
ban.
Fixes#1412
Rest.cs got a lot of commenting at last.
Redirects and upgrades can now be easily added for REST routes via the `Rest.RegisterRedirect(base, target, upgrade)` method.
Redirects added for all routes. Upgrades added for `/world/bloodmoon` and `/v2/world/autosave`, as they both use old-style REST verbs.
