Pigeon Dice v2.0.0

A complete rewrite of Pigeon Dice.

Upgrade notes

• Replace the pigeon-dice folder completely and set up configuration/config.lua again; the settings have changed.
• ox_lib is no longer required. It's still used for notifications if it's running.
• A /do command is no longer needed.
• Event names have changed. If another resource listened for dr_rolls:* events, use the new exports instead.

Added

• Rolls with several parts added or subtracted, such as 2d6+1d4+3.
• Keep lowest (kl) and drop highest (dh), alongside keep highest and drop lowest.
• Percentile dice (d%) and any number of Fate dice (6dF).
• Floating text above the roller's head, shown only to players nearby who can see them.
• Natural 20s and natural 1s called out in chat and coloured in floating text.
• Rolls sent only to players nearby in the same routing bucket, worked out by the server.
• Optional ACE permission for rolling.
• Optional character names from any framework, through ServerConfig.GetName.
• Optional Discord webhook and console logging.
• Roll and RollFor exports for other resources.
• Chat suggestions for /roll, its aliases and /rollhelp.
• /rollhelp lists only the kinds of roll turned on.
• pigeon-dice_test console command for checking rolls without joining.
• Every player-facing message in locales/.
• Update checker from the new Pigeon Studios version registry.
• Tests for the dice engine and the resource, runnable in plain Lua 5.4.

Changed

• Every roll is made and formatted on the server; the client only displays it.
• The cooldown is measured in milliseconds and cleared when a player leaves.
• Dropped dice are shown in brackets, in the order they were rolled.
• Errors use ox_lib notifications when available, otherwise chat.

Fixed

• A roll was posted once for every nearby player, under each of their names, because every nearby game ran /do with the result. It's now posted once, as the roller.
• Rolls didn't show at all on servers without a /do command.

Removed

• The ox_lib help menu; /rollhelp now lists everything in chat.
• The dependency on ox_lib.