add user badges to entry and post templates

[e-five256]

this is an addition to the user badges shown on comments and user profile pages

these are useful for comments, but for users that may never post comments such as bots that only post entries or posts, there was very little clarity on the fact that it's a bot doing the posting without visiting their profile page

I figured while doing bots, might as well add mod/admin as well as I think it's useful information to be clear about, and is similar to how other sites show the information

before

after

[nobodyatroot]

One interesting thing I noticed... this L4s account is a Bot AND a Mod of these mags and the if ordering just so happens to show Mod first.... not sure if the order should be rearranged so that it checks for a Bot first?

[BentiGorlich]

instead of copying this section we should make it global shouldn't we?

[e-five256]

I've never seen a good place for global css, if you have any suggestions let me know. CSS is divided into components, mixins, themes, and variables. components only have css that effect their single component. layout, similarly, only has things that effect the class they're named after (e.g. _options.scss starts with .options { so only effects things under that

I could instead change this to a mixin so it isn't repeated in code, but that will still increase the compiled file size by the same amount this copy paste does

[BentiGorlich]

it could maybe fit in the _layout.scss. If not we can make a new _global.scss which is imported from the app.scss

[e-five256]

I don't really feel it falls under the layout folder based on what's in there so I guess I'll go with the top level idea

[BentiGorlich]

One interesting thing I noticed... this L4s account is a Bot AND a Mod of these mags and the if ordering just so happens to show Mod first.... not sure if the order should be rearranged so that it checks for a Bot first?

Imo it should show both, not just one of them. Currently only one of them is shown and "Mod" has precedence over "bot"

[e-five256]

separated out the check for bot from permission level similar to op, as a user can be both a bot and mod / global mod / admin

of course a user can also likely be a mod, global mod, and admin all at the same time but as the permission set is inclusive of the previous steps doesn't seem like that needs to be bubbled up

(after making the bot account a global mod to test)