v2.1.1

Patch Changes

• b920c2a: Stop a song request from queueing an unrelated track that happens to share a common word. The raw
  search fallback accepted any candidate sharing at least one token with the request, and every token
  counted equally — so a shared the was enough. A request for walk the dinosaur by ninja sex party
  could come back with "The Decision".

  The floor now requires a shared content token: a word that is not an article, conjunction,
  preposition, or feature marker. A candidate whose only commonality is a function word is reported as
  not-found instead of queued. Pronouns still count (Stand By Me, Call Me Maybe), and a query made
  entirely of function words — The The, You And Me — keeps the old behavior so it stays findable.

  Ranking is unchanged: it still weighs every token, because choosing between related candidates is a
  different question from deciding whether a candidate is related at all.

• 0aca4b4: Strip a leaked command trigger from a song request. !sr Toxic by Britney Spears used to search
  Spotify for track:"!sr Toxic", which matches nothing — so every request carrying a trigger burned
  its first search and fell back to a raw query that still contained the junk token, leaving the match
  to Spotify's ranking. The trigger is now removed first, so the request matches on the real title and
  costs one search instead of two. $arg[all] is safe to wire straight into the effect.

  The rule is deliberately narrow: only the first token, only when a letter follows the ! (so the
  band !!! is untouched), and never when nothing would be left to search for.

• aa2806e: Fix bug reports arriving with no logs. The script now keeps its own log of the Firebot session —
  every search, candidate, and refused request, at every level and whatever your Firebot log level is
  — and the script settings page has a Copy debug log button that puts the lot on your clipboard,
  prefixed with the script and Firebot versions and your settings (client id and secret left out).

  The per-effect Enable logging checkbox is gone with it. It defaulted to off, which meant the
  records were missing from exactly the sessions that needed them; those diagnostics are now always
  recorded, and they moved from info to debug, so Firebot's own log file gets quieter.