Educate about /foo when ?!.foo #759
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Overview
Implements and closes #654.
Adds a slash command educator that sends an advice when it sees someone posting a message command
?foo,!foo,.foo, telling them how to use slash commands/fooinstead. Looks like this:Details
The actual pattern used to match messages is:
So it will not react on stuff like
??or? whats this.Other
Also added unit tests. And got rid of a bigger code duplication with
MessageReceiverAdapterwhere nearly every implementation wrotesuper(Pattern.compile(".*"));.