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2020-06-24	Scheduler: remove duplicate dict delete	MarkKoz	-1/+0
	The task is already popped from the dict, so there is no need to delete it afterwards.
2020-06-23	Scheduler: close coroutine if task ID already exists	MarkKoz	-1/+7
	This prevents unawaited coroutine warnings.
2020-06-20	Update InfractionScheduler's scheduler to the new API	MarkKoz	-17/+12

2020-06-20	Update HelpChannels's scheduler to the new API	MarkKoz	-50/+20

2020-06-20	Update Silence's scheduler to the new API	MarkKoz	-26/+6

2020-06-20	Update Reminders's scheduler to the new API	MarkKoz	-14/+15

2020-06-20	Update Filtering's scheduler to the new API	MarkKoz	-10/+6

2020-06-20	Scheduler: add a method to schedule at a specific datetime	MarkKoz	-0/+13

2020-06-20	Scheduler: add a method to schedule with a delay	MarkKoz	-0/+19

2020-06-20	Scheduler: rename "task" param to "coroutine"	MarkKoz	-3/+3
	Naming it "task" is inaccurate because `create_task` accepts a coroutine rather than a Task. What it does is wrap the coroutine in a Task.
2020-06-20	Scheduler: drop _task suffix from method names	MarkKoz	-3/+3
	It's redundant. After all, this scheduler cannot schedule anything else.
2020-06-20	Scheduler: remove ignore_missing param	MarkKoz	-10/+5
	The ability to use the `in` operator makes this obsolete. Callers can check themselves if a task exists before they try to cancel it.
2020-06-19	Scheduler: use pop instead of get when cancelling	MarkKoz	-7/+7

2020-06-19	Scheduler: add support for in operator	MarkKoz	-0/+4

2020-06-19	Scheduler: name tasks	MarkKoz	-1/+1
	Makes them easier to identify when debugging.
2020-06-19	Scheduler: directly take the awaitable to schedule	MarkKoz	-23/+4
	This is a major change which simplifies the interface. It removes the need to implement an abstract method, which means the class can now be instantiated rather than subclassed.
2020-06-19	Scheduler: use separate logger for each instance	MarkKoz	-24/+17
	Each instance now requires a name to be specified, which will be used as the suffix of the logger's name. This removes the need to manually prepend every log message with the name.