Typed commands edited the remembered menu message, which a user who cleared the chat can no longer see, and then deleted the command, so /start left the chat empty again. Typed commands (/start, /status, /usage, /clearall) now send a new screen and then remove the old menu, or retire its buttons when it is past Telegram's delete window; button taps still edit in place. Closes#6997.
Every failed login was published on the event bus, and the e-mail,
Telegram and Discord notifiers exempt login events from their cooldown
so that successful logins are never swallowed. An unauthenticated login
flood therefore filled each notifier's queue and crowded out every
other alert, a successful login, an Xray crash or a node going down.
UserLoginNotify now passes a failed attempt only for the first failure
of its source address in a minute, at most ten addresses per minute;
successful logins are always published.
The Telegram login alert is a list of "label: value" lines, and the
username, whatever the visitor typed on the login form, was inserted
with its line breaks intact. Text after a break read as the panel's
own IP and time lines, letting a failed login forge the alert.
Control characters and Unicode line separators in the username become
spaces, in the failed and the successful alert alike.
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