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docs: do it with style: interact with the bot #2013
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Yep, this is just about ready. Feel free to squash at the same time as you apply these tiny little suggestions (put [skip CI] in the commit message when applying, so Travis won't try to build until you force-push the squashed version).
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Description
As many questions have arisen on IRC about formatting and stuff, I figured I could improve the documentation about that. There is now a new section in the chapter "Interact with the bot" about working with the bot "with style".
Reviewers may be confused as to why I had to add custom roles and CSS class, but worry not, that's the only way to do it properly.
We may want to add further warnings about control code, because formatting in IRC depends on the client's implementation.
Checklist
make qa(runsmake qualityandmake test)