feat: add whitelist support and configurable in-game command access mode#16
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feat: add whitelist support and configurable in-game command access mode#16
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Adds flexible access control for in-game bot commands by introducing a whitelist
alongside the existing blacklist approach, plus a selectable access mode.
What changed:
/whitelistwith subcommands:add steamidremove steamidshow/ingameaccesswith subcommands:mode(blacklist | whitelist)showgeneralSettings.inGameCommandAccessModewith defaultblacklist.whitelist.steamIdsand migration handling for existing instances.blacklistmode: everyone allowed except blacklisted steam IDs.whitelistmode: only whitelisted steam IDs allowed.commands.md,full_list_features.md) to include new commands and behavior.Compatibility:
Validation:
node --check).npm test -- --pretty false(tsc --noEmit).