Fix the bot reporting about bot-/user-only ports #1438
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Found by: michaelortmann
Patch by: michaelortmann
Fixes:
One-line summary:
Fix the bot reporting about bot-/user-only ports
Additional description (if needed):
Fix messages to incomming telnets regarding if the port is bot- ode user-only
also enhance stealth-telnets setting
Make those strings language-aware / translatable
Test cases demonstrating functionality (if applicable):
Telnettet to the bot in different configurations.
Mixes user-bot-port vs. bot-only vs. user-only port
With and without stealth-telnets set
With english and german language set
Tried Nicknames that were a) known users, b) known bots, c) no known nicknames