New Jail System for MUO
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Commands:
[jail [player] [reason] - Jail with time escalation per offense (5 to 120 minutes, GM only)
[unjail [player] - Manual release from jail regardless of time (GM only)
[jailinfo [player] - Check jail status and history (GM only)
[jailrecord - Checks their own jail record stats (player access)
Jail/Unjail can be found in the client view of a player in Admin Gump
Jail record gump, invoked with [jailrecord (30 second cooldown)
### Summary
Stealing, Detect Hidden, and Begging will now give credit for the time it took the player to use the targeter against the total skill cooldown. So if the player takes longer than 10s to target, then they can use a skill again immediately.
> [!NOTE]
> This does not change the requirement that players can no longer stack target these skills.
### Summary
Fixes weapons not serializing lesser poison.
> [!NOTE]
> Dev Note: After applying this fix, fix weapons already in-game using the following command
> `[global set poison lesser where baseweapon poison = null poisoncharges > 0`
Fixes serialization/deserialization edge cases with BitArray. If you use BitArray, you will need to migrate.
1. Change the type in the migration JSON file (if there is one) from `BitArray` to `byte[]` for all the versions you need to migrate.
2. Then in the `MigrateFrom`, use the following function to convert the field from a byte[] back to the BitArray.
Example Migration JSON:
```json
{
"name": "RestrictedSpells",
"type": "byte[]",
"rule": "ArrayMigrationRule",
"ruleArguments": [
"byte",
"PrimitiveTypeMigrationRule",
""
]
},
```
Migration function to use in MigrateFrom:
```cs
public static BitArray MigrateBitArray(byte[] data, int bitLength) => new(data) { Length = bitLength };
```
Example use:
```cs
private void MigrateFrom(V0Content content)
{
// ... deserialize
_restrictedSpells = content.RestrictedSpells.MigrateBitArray(SpellRegistry.Types.Length);
_restrictedSkills = content.RestrictedSkills.MigrateBitArray(SkillInfo.Table.Length);
// ... rest of deserialize
}
```
