yo

Hey I'm looking to tackle this one but just wanted to run through the implementation.

I'm not super familiar with redis but here's my understanding of approximately what needs to happen.

Scheduled tasks don't persist bot reboot, so when the cog is loaded it should load redis cache and check if there are active slowmodes for which a task to remove them needs to be created (for the time remaining), or if there are any slowmodes active which have already elapsed and for which the original timeout should be applied.

My proposed solution for when slowmode command with a timeout is sent:

• cache the current slowmode interval so that it can be re-applied later.
• cache the time that the slowmode should expire.
• apply the slowmode.
• schedule a task that removes slowmode and reapplies what it was originally.
• when slowmode has expired, reapply original slowmode and remove corresponding data from redis.

if a moderator changes the slowmode and there is already a slowmode with a timeout counting down, then cancel the task to reapply the original slowmode. Create a new task with the more recent timeout and update redis.