Handle multiple env files for now while we transition server orchestration entirely to the web container.
Add MuchStuffPack mod integration.
Add git to the web container so we can checkout server resources from github as git. Allows us to just pull on git to keep up to date.
Trim down the container to only what it really needs.
Upgrade containers to bookworm.
Upgrade web's node to 20.
Add bercon to the web container.
Remove rcon from the server container.
Remove motd text from config.
Add roadmap and update docs.
We no longer need to lower case the files.
Switch to the release server id.
Move rcon from the web container to the server container.
Handle .c files on a per-map basis.
Update per-map .c files.
We now get a .bashrc by default, so switch the logic to detecting the custom PS1 before putting it in .bashrc.
Account for a directory that steamcmd expects.
Correct output from steamcmd to avoid red herrings by creating a directory it expects as well as providing a shared object it also expects.
Update docs.
Refactor the DOM to allow for "sections".
Add our start.sh scripts to /usr/local/bin in the image.
Add a config for Vue.
Remove globalproperties, as this...sucks.
Renamed main container to web.
Added the STEAMAPIKEY environment variable placeholder, as this is necessary when searching for mods.
Refactor locations of scripts and paths.
Rename start scripts to be more consistent with their new locations.
Run the web server under nodemon to prevent manual restarting.
Add command line xml merge tool for when that time comes.
Add Red Falcon Heliz mod as the work-in-progress for getting a turnkey system that merges many different XML files that a full server mod installation will require.
Fix finding a mod by index and use that for all mod operations.
Start re-working how mods are added/removed/activated/deactivated. Split the script up into separate files with distinct functionality. WIP.
Add a template system for handling mod XML files.
Add an express web server to be the provisioning container frontend.
Add lots of comments.
Add TL;DR for turnkey release server install.
