If reddit has a general outage this is where we want to wait the longest before giving up entirely since polling is infrequent (relative to running checks)
* fix other retry compare statement
* check request for status code missing (timeout, socket timeout, address unavailable, etc.) or valid status code
* clarify wording in retry handler logging
* Add api limit, reset, and heartbeat interval to All overview when operator is viewing
* Stream op stats on log emit
* Add env/arg for setting "Operated by"
* Refactor program options to allow running as web
* Implement authentication using reddit oauth
* Use session in memory to store identification and accessible subreddits
* Implement socket.io with shared session to enable streaming logs
* Implement log streaming with per-subreddit views
* Re-implement all polling streams with extended poll class for catching errors
* Increase default polling interval to 30 seconds and limit to 50
* When using default interval/limit for mod polling use a shared stream between all managers and poll to /r/mod -- reduces api calls for polling mod streams to 1 regardless of how many subreddits are managed
* Separate manager instantiation from configuration flow so config can be reloaded
* Move wiki page parsing into manager for better encapsulation
* Check for wiki revision date on heartbeat and on checks if older than one minute
* Catch config parsing issues and retry on next heartbeat
* Allow whitespace on either side of regex value to parse since its automatically trimmed by getting capture group
* Implement sub name parsing everywhere subreddits can be specified and update documentation to remove prefix restrictions
* Add missing include/exclude behavior for counting repeat submissions
* Add parameter to enable user to specify if removed activities should be included
* Fix how removed check is performed since there are different behaviors for submission/comment
* Add filtered and deleted states for item check
* Add subreddit filters (include/exclude) on window criteria
