* Create self/link submissions, no reddit media (upload) yet
* Submission can use user modifiers (nsfw, spoiler) and mod modifiers (sticky, distinguish, lock)
* Can create submission in current subreddit (default) or arbitrary subreddit defined in configuration (targets)
* Can create multiple submissions by defining multiple targets
* Cache subreddit removal reasons and display in popup helper in authenticated config editor
* Add fields for removal reason note/reason in remove action
* Update remove action documentation to include new fields
* Document memory management approaches
* Change node args for docker to a better name (NODE_ARGS)
* Implement default node arg for docker `--max_old_space_size=512`
* Break out documentation into more standalone docs and reorganize into an operator folder
* Remove outdated information on adding bot
* Add additional information on docker install
* Make configuration more opinionated for "recommend" approach
* Add docs on database and caching
* Rewrite operator getting started guide to be more concise
Instead of "skipping" the rule will now fail. This aligns Rule behavior with how filters work through the rest of CM which should reduce cognitive load and development effort.
If the skipping behavior is still desired a user can use a RuleSet with OR condition to achieve the same effect.
* Change project location to /home/node to avoid root permissions when creating WORKDIR
* Create default config directory with correct permissions in the event no volume is mounted
* Set default db driver to better-sqlite3 since we control environment -- it has better performance and we know we can use a pre-built binary b/c of base docker image
* Add Runs to main docs readme and concepts
* Add high level diagram in main docs readme to show CM lifecycle
* Refactor subreddit/rule examples to use runs syntax
