Add the ability to pause & unpause DMs #196
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This PR closes #182.
Adds the ability to pause and unpause DMs. This is the same as pausing DMs from a server's "Security Actions" menu:
Because of D#+ limitations, the bot sends manual HTTP requests to Discord's API. It feels a bit hacky, but it works!
'Classic' message commands and slash commands are both added, to both pause DMs:
...and unpause them:
The commands fail with a warning if an invalid time is provided when attempting to pause DMs, or if DMs are already unpaused when attempting to unpause them.
The slash commands are limited to moderators only (i.e. not trial moderators). Because of limitations, they are restricted with the 'Moderate Members' permission, so they will be visible to trial moderators, but unusable.
