Drop support for DUNST_COMMAND_*#830
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These commands may be used for a DoS attack. Specifically, an application that's running from a sandbox (e.g. websites with notification permission) can toggle the permissions. This is a low severity issue but since dunstctl is available which performs the exact same task there is no reason to leave this in. Credit to Vít Šesták for reporting this.
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These commands may be used for a DoS attack. Specifically, an
application that's running from a sandbox (e.g. websites with
notification permission) can toggle the permissions.
This is a low severity issue but since dunstctl is available which
performs the exact same task there is no reason to leave this in.
Credit to Vít Šesták for reporting this.