Rename auth.json to config.json #137
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I'm reconsidering the choice of JSON5, converted to draft for now. |
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decided to remove JSON5 due to poor vscode support, looks like we'll just have to live with JSON… |
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auth.jsonreally contains the general bot configuration, not only login data. This change renamesauth.jsontoconfig.json, and switches to JSON5 to allow config data to be commented in and out.