RA rework

• Rewritten rules assistant and its UI in Javascript + HTML. Also rewrote their hard dependencies and touched up assorted files.

• Rules format has changed so that the condition and its effects are neatly separated. This also means old rules don't work. Go to Options → Reset RA Rules to nuke your old ones and initialise the new.

• the new rules format is 100% JSON-compatible, so importing and exporting is trivial

• cleaned up rule generation and moved it to a single function

• newly generated rules feature the new ID system provided by generateNewID(). It's possible to share rules without fear of ID collissions.

  • this can be used wherever IDs are required, potentially including slaves

• Rules Assistant Options is our first pure HTML page. A new passage function is introduced to bypass SugarCube: function html5passage(callback(HTMLDivElement)).

  • RAO is written in object-oriented widget style. Its widgets can potentially be used for other interfaces that need rewriting, but are set as private for now.

• RAO autosaves the current rule as you edit it.

• What used to be separate pages are now one collapsible interface.

  • editing is much less of a chore because the interface is significantly faster

• Limit to specific slaves / exclude specific slaves aren't as pretty as they used to be, and will likely stay that way until summaries are also ported.

• There are four large categories of activation conditions:

  • true, which is always true
  • false, which is always false
  • between, which is true when the specified attribute of a slave is within a range
    • this range is not inclusive
    • JSON does not support Infinity, so we use null instead. Use null if you don't want a lower or upper bound.
  • custom, which runs arbitrary JavaScript for a custom test. This replaces the old custom rule parser.

• This is new so expect bugs. Please report them.