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*	Move game and fun commands to Fun folder, fix ddg	Janine vN	2021-09-05	-30/+0
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This moves all the fun commands and games into the fun folder. This commit also makes changes to the duck_game. It was setting a footer during an embed init, which is no longer possible with the version of d.py we use. Additionally, an issue with editing an embed that had a local image loaded. The workaround for the time being is to update the message, not the embed.
*	chore: Make things that are only used once constants	ToxicKidz	2021-05-15	-4/+3
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*	chore: Use pathlib.Path.read_text & write_text over open	ToxicKidz	2021-05-13	-2/+1
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*	chore: Apply suggested changes	ToxicKidz	2021-05-04	-3/+3
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*	chore(evergreen): remove unneeded cog constructors	vcokltfre	2021-04-19	-2/+1
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*	chore(evergreen): format each cog load docstring the same way	vcokltfre	2021-04-19	-1/+1
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*	chore: switch commands.Bot typehints to bot.bot's Bot	vcokltfre	2021-04-19	-2/+4
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*	5/19 - bot \| xmas, easter, evergreen - updated open statesments with ↵	jodth07	2020-05-19	-1/+1
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*	Deseasonify: log in `add_cog` rather than in each `setup`	kwzrd	2020-03-28	-1/+0
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	The previous system required each extension's `setup` func to log that the cog was loaded. This leads to inconsistent messages all trying to convey the same thing, variable logger names in the output file are difficult to read, and several extensions were not logging at all. By logging directly in the `add_cog` method, we reduce code repetition, ensure consistent format, and remove the responsibility to remember that a log should be made.
*	Deseasonify: rename `seasons` pkg to `exts`	kwzrd	2020-03-28	-0/+32
	It is believed that this is now a more logical name for the package, as extensions no longer bind to seasons. Internally, packages are still grouped into seasonal sub-packages. There are quite a few, and it makes sense to group them by a common theme that inspired their functionality.