Ryan Schmidt

You can test even without any players (it's what all of us devs do when making changes) -- the feature you're after is fjoining fake players. I briefly went into...

revealing only applies on lynch, that's an entirely different beast. There is a lot of precedent for protections blocking day kills which aren't lynches: - assassin assassinate - dullahan spine...

The point of the absent status is that those people are counted as not in the village for all win condition checking. It should probably be `>=` instead of `==`...

No SSL support in the asyncio version, so no that won’t work. If we’re usung an existing lib I want to be able to use it as-is instead of making...

A fair amount of work was done in 4cf81714262b4190104b8db669c7504b48f166f3 and the commit prior to it, but these commands still aren't very i18n friendly probably. At least they use translated names...

@edk0 Wasn't significantly harder to do, so I added that feature in as well.

The library uses [ANTLR](https://www.antlr.org/) to generate its parser, and it may be possible to wire into that to see which tokens it would expect next as the user is typing....

language server protocol is 2000% overkill for this, but I can't find anything else already standardized for autocompletion in this sense. I'd prefer to use an existing protocol/library for this...

I'll take a look at the autosuggest; my primary goal right now is to get 4.2.0 out the door in the next couple weeks and I'm currently wrapping that up...

> Would a project implementing autocompletion/autosuggest in Typescript, be satisfactory? I think so, especially since WASM is becoming more and more of a thing. I have plans of targeting Blazor...