I should move notifying users into some sort of background task. It is
not particularly necessary to send events, and essentially slows down
the requester thread doing something that's not really sending an event.
It could also scale terribly in rooms where there exists a lot of local
users, with every one of them having possibly at least hundreds of sync
tokens.
This is just enough to fool FluffyChat and nheko, and still not enough
to actually do proper E2EE. Also, don't use Cinny with it, it seems to
repeteadly upload keys. Terrible.
It was easy to add, so I did. Still want to store more information about
devices(and maybe make the Cytoplasm HTTP server be able to actually show
address information)
There's still some issues, like the fact that an event is simply gone
like so. Also, I may want to store the redacted event's ID, instead of
the content itself, as that is a storage hog, and if the redacted event
is redacted itself, it simply won't spread.
This makes Telodendria compatible with Telodendria/Cytoplasm#47.
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The current make `install` target uses `install -D` to create leading components when install into a directory.
This doesn't work on some variants of `install(1)`.
Also see Telodendria/Cytoplasm#45 and Telodendria/Cytoplasm#13 and 08166dd3a7.
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Just here to fix old code issues with #28. (we really need CI back, don't we?)
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