* Only return logs for "default viewed" subreddit/bot when fetching instance status, when specified from QS
* Greatly reduces amount of data fetched and response time
* Return logs with formatted property for non-streaming response
* Implement server live stats endpoint to return subreddit/all stats based on QS
* Use client websocket connection to return stats for currently viewed subreddit
* Move "sorting" log objects into lists for retrieval from server and into bot/managers for each log object type
* Refactor log filtering and aggregration under status/log endpoints to use logs from each entity rather than pulling from server
Reduces complexity in historical log data structures at the expense of slightly more runtime data crunching. The trade-off is well worth it and paves the way for easier retrieval of single/subsets of logs
* Fixes an issue where the cached notes for a user only contain the last added note instead of all notes + new
* Also reduced api calls by caching moderator adding new note instead of calling each time
If the item is not actually removed (it's hard to tell from reddit api) we don't want to prematurely end remove action. Just warn and try to remove anyway
* Implement glob pattern or regex as argument
* Implement scan search for redis for efficiency otherwise iterate keys using generic function
* Implement cache reset based on passed item from action -- reset item crit for activities, author crit for users, and overwrite any cached activity
* Makes error cause easier to see in stack and fixes error now logging during action failure
* Use error with cause for logging action error for clearer stack
* Use same technique as repost rule which has high accuracy and let false-positives
* Implement ability to see similarity score, case sensitivity, and text transformations
* Set running to false when error is caught. Was not caught on last stream refactor which changed polling behavior to end if any error is caught rather than waiting for external source to clear interval
* Add debugging/error messages on polling start/stop
* Use ErrorWithCause so we can get and print a chain of error causes
* Make reddit error response in stack trace more readable by replacing them with a "translated" parent response and add them as the cause
* Properly handle error formatting for winston by looking at shape of log object for error rather than testing instanceof (see comments in errorAwareFormat)
* Fix formatting in web interface for log lines with white-space pre css and properly splitting timestamp from rest of the message
* Implement declaration file for snoowrap errors so they can be imported directly
* Implement logging function to handle boilerplate for known error responses (reddit HTTP response, rate limit, etc.)
* Add properties for file, console, and stream in logging object of operator config
* Each property inherits a (useful) subset of winston transport options
