Add soft ban mode for user restrictions #74
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The update introduces a soft ban mode that restricts user actions instead of banning them outright. This mode, which can be turned on or off, adds flexibility to how the application handles bans. The new mode has been integrated into the admin and listener components and has been tested extensively to ensure it functions as expected.
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The update introduces a soft ban mode that restricts user actions instead of banning them outright. This mode, which can be turned on or off, adds flexibility to how the application handles bans. The new mode has been integrated into the admin and listener components and has been tested extensively to ensure it functions as expected.
This PR addresses #73, the new flag is
--soft-ban(env: SOFT_BAN)