This commit introduces a new optional wave rewards section, `tiers`,
which allows server owners to configure rewards that "upgrade" over
time. This makes it possible to create reward configurations where
(some of) the rewards don't stack as the waves progress, but instead
change into different rewards. The most obvious use case is wanting to
grant an armor set for beating a specific wave, but a _better_ set for
beating a later wave, without granting both sets.
Turns out this was a lot easier than I thought it would be. We didn't
even need a rework of anything, and the Things API didn't even need to
adapt in any way. As an added bonus, we managed to get the associated
GitHub issue wrapped up before it turned 8 years old. Neat!
Closes#346
This promiscuous commit goes around touching almost every file in the
repository with the intention of removing trailing whitespace and adding
newlines to files missing them.
Trailing whitespace has been a pain for along time, especially in terms
of contributing to the project without accidentally littering commits
with whitespace stripping, so this commit is long overdue.
As for the newlines, well, the script I found on StackOverflow to strip
trailing whitespace also happened to add missing newlines, which is
something I wanted to tackle anyway, but in a different commit. It's all
good though.
Andreas Troelsen