* For anonymous users: new "log in using an external account" dialog, with the "remote Peertube account" options
* ConverseJS: using global vars for custom localized string (injected
using Webpack)
* Fullscreen chat: now uses a custom page (in other words: when opening the chat in a new tab, you will have the Peertube menu). WIP
* some code refactoring (getBaseRoute moved to util/uri, ...)
* renaming module list_rooms to manage_rooms
* added some API to update room info
* when a video or a channel is updated, sending an API call to update
the room
* Setting video owner as room owner as side effects. Like leaking the instance moderator/admin list. And maybe others.
* So we rollback this feature, waiting for a better way to allow room admins/moderators to change room settings.
* As a consequence, users that are not Peertube moderator/administrator can't change the slow mode configuration without deleting/recreating the room. This will be fixed in a later plugin version.
* This was related to the fact that the bot was owner because of the "admins" Prosody config key, and not registered in the room.
* To fix it, i added the bot as owner when creating rooms.
* This means that the fix only work for newly created rooms.
* There might still be an issue in ConverseJS or Prosody, don't know exactly where.
* adding new avatars by David Revoy
* replacing old avatars to test
TODO: add a settings to choose between legacy and new avatars.
TODO: generate a bot avatar.
* For now, only one avatar possible,
* uses mod_random_vcard_peertubelivechat,
* mod_random_vcard_peertubelivechat has a new option with the avatar
list (instead of a hardcoded avatar number)
* Peertube lists available avatars files, and pass it to mod_random_vcard_peertubelivechat
* New settings: "Ban anonymous user's IP when user is banned from a chatroom":
* if enabled, every time a streamer bans an anonymous user, it will ban its IP on the chat server,
* banned IPs are logged on disk, so server's admin can use them to feed fail2ban (for example),
* option disabled by default, because could be used to create trapped-rooms on public servers
John Livingston