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These make more sense and are clearer if they're named after the command
line arguments that trigger them.
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Using --around does not make much sense if there is also a match on
--after or --before, since the range in --around would most certainly
take precedence. Disallow this behaviour.
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Sadly we can not yet rely on BooleanOptionalAction, since that was only
added in Python 3.9. Also remove the FIXME note, it seems that boolean
options like this trigger a standard default setting with argparse.
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We're going to need this for an upcoming commit that moves all
argparse.Action classes to its own file.
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Instead of adding another indentation level, exit early if a value or a
key can be ignored.
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The list of users that have quit or joined after a netsplit can become
quite large. Quassel itself cuts reporting off after printing 15 users,
so let's follow that. Note that this will not affect queries - the
search is performed against the whole netsplit message.
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Instead of defining a function for every message format that trivially
returns an f-string, have a generic partially-applied helper function
that applies the Message object as a dictionary to the format()
function. That way, we can inline the formatter definitions directly in
the FORMATTERS dictionary.
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