Improve edit tracking by adding options for old, uncached or suppression toggled messages #355
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Fixes #309.
Currently untested at time of posting, but I want this looked at ASAP as currently untracked edits that receive message edits from discord (old message is reloaded with embeds) can cause commands to be executed again, these additional controls added by this PR should prevent this by using sane defaults.
But this is a big problem depending on the bot as this could cause roles to be added/removed from users, bans from being done/undone and other dangerous actions, this has been a problem since 2 criteria have been met:
Added an additional control unrelated to this PR about message embed suppression though, as i thought about this when fixing this and i can see how this could be annoying to some.