[1.10.2] [Request] Better /polis info

[Rasgnarok]

This is, as it stands, the /polis info Memetopia. What I propose, is revamping it - to show more useful and concise information. There would be two different commands - /polis info and /polis admininfo.

/polis info would be used by non-Resident players wishing to learn more about a Polis. It would display the following information:

&6Polis: [Polis Category] &5[Polis Name]
&6Board: &e"[Message]"
&6Leader: &e[Polis Title] [Leader's Username]
&6Executives [Total Count]: &f[Username1], [Username2].
&6Residents [Total Count]: &f[Username1], [Username2].
&2Ally Polis [Total Count]: &a[Polis Name1]
&4Enemy Polis [Total Count]: &c[Polis Name1]

Example:

&6Polis: &5Memetopia
&6Board: &e"Memes can and will resolve world hunger!"
&6Leader: &ePepeGaming
&6Executives [5]: &fA lot of people.
&6Residents [9]: &fEven more people.
&2Ally Polis [0]: &a
&4Enemy Polis [0]: &c

/polis admininfo would be used by Residents (for their own Polis) as well as Administrators to know more than the standard information on a given Polis. It would give the following information:

&6Polis: &5[Polis Name] &6| &f [Claimed Chunks]/[Claimable Chunks]
&6Board: &e"[Message]"
&6First Created: &f[Count]
&6Headquarter: &f[X, Y, Z] &6| &6Outposts [Count]: &f[Outpost Name1], [Outpost Name2].
&6Leader: &e[Leader's Username] &6| Balance: &e[Count]
&6Executives [Total Count]: &f[Username1], [Username2].
&6Residents [Total Count]: &f[Username1], [Username2].
&2Ally Polis [Total Count]: &a[Polis Name1], [Polis Name2].
&4Enemy Polis [Total Count]: &c[Polis Name1], [Polis Name2].

Example:

&6Polis: &5Memetopia &6| &f 20/35
&6Board: &e"Memes can and will resolve world hunger!"
&6First Created: &f64 days ago
&6Headquarter: &f[-37, 64, 100] &6| &6Outposts [2]: &fMesa, CarrotFarm.
&6Leader: &ePepeGaming &6| Balance: &e11000,45$
&6Executives [5]: &fA lot of people.
&6Residents [9]: &fEven more people.
&2Ally Polis [0]: &a
&4Enemy Polis [0]: &c

Of course, certain information here can only be added if the rest of the requests are, but you get the gist. It would be a much more user friendly info command, and actually help solving issues.