💡 Better handling of thread rename rate limit

[MarcusOtter]

Is your request for improvement related to a problem? Please describe. Discord has an exceptionally low rate limit for renaming threads. You may only rename the same thread 2-3 times within 10 minutes. The bot doesn't handle this very well at the moment if that rate limit is hit. From ! - Ki🌀Zashikix#0001 on Discord:

Describe the solution you'd like We need to determine if we're about to get rate limited and show a message to the user somehow. While we could hard-code the current rate-limit, the rate limit may change in the future. Discord.js doesn't make it very easy to detect this ahead of time so I'm not sure what the implementation would look like. We should reply with a message saying something like "Too many commands have been invoked in this thread recently, try again in 10 minutes".

Describe alternatives you've considered Manually adding the rate-limit may be the way to go right now anyways, to keep the complexity down.

[c43721]

@MarcusOtter

Tip: never hardcode ratelimits. They're fluid and can change at anytime, per both Discord and Discord docs.

We should catch this error and pass that down to the user, but since this is a ratelimit and not an actual error, the request will still be caught by DJS and thrown into a bucket to be retried after the bucket's timer is exhausted.

Solution: Use discord/rest OR client API directly. This way, we get direct raw access to the API. That would help but makes this a bit messy, sorry.

Also, this can become really spammy. If someone decides to bot this for 10 minutes sending in excess of 10 req/sec, you risk being cloudflare banned. This should have some sort of rate limit. That can be addressed with @sapphire/ratelimits and keeping a global bucket somewhere. That would be my solution, introducing a small package to prevent rate limits (and it's done in memory)

[MarcusOtter]

I really don't want to do that, lol.

[n1ckoates]

This command should be on a cooldown anyway to prevent abuse. Once #29 is fixed, this will be less of an issue, as people won't create a thread then immediately change the title as much.

IMO, this command should just have a 5 minute cooldown stored in memory.