ADD mobile-friendly Discord ide/status reports via Pillow image generation #327
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ADD images for discord reports commands on mobile
Note: I was unable to set up the DB on my local machine while testing this due to a truly byzantine web of issues; as such, I had to test with mock data. This PR should be tested with a working DB before it is merged into the main branch, if ever.
On mobile devices with smaller screen sizes, the !report and !ide Discord commands are very difficult to read. As such, this PR creates mobile-friendly versions of those commands by turning the text into an image with Pillow and sending that.
To avoid creating any temporary files, this PR sends a BytesIO object to discord.File, which can accept either a filename or binary data.
Currently, the formatting of the mobile-friendly images is very barebones; there is considerable room for prettifying these images, as there is with the rest of the commands and embeds.
Finally, in the event of explosive growth in Anubis usage, these commands will have to be refactored to support displaying even more IDEs and courses; for instance, adaptive image concatenation in !ide instead of concatenating at most two images together.