Support the /who chat command#31
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Users need a way to confirm which identity they are currently logged in as while chatting. Introducing a system command gives them an in-chat way to ask the server for their own session information without leaving the conversation.
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Adds support for a new
/whosystem command. When a user sends/who, the server intercepts it and replies privately to the sender with their logged-in identity, rather than broadcasting the text to the room. Messages that merely contain/whoas part of their content are still delivered as normal chat messages.Closes #30