* Pressing enter now always adds whatever was in the input box
to the invite list, if it's a valid address (previously it
added it to the list of it was a search result but submitted
the form straight away if there were no results).
* Remove isValidAddress as it was only used in the context of
testing whether its return value was true or null (where null
meant "unsure") so just use getAddressType instead.
* Use binds rather than onFoo functions which aren't actually
handler functions themselves but return them
* Rename onKeyUp to moveSelectionDown etc,, reserving onKeyUp
for "a key has been released" rather than, "the up arrow key
has been pressed"
* Implement simple team-based registration
Config required goes in the `teams` top-level property in config.json. This consists of an array of team objects:
```json
{
"name": "University of Bath",
"emailSuffix": "bath.ac.uk"
}
```
These can be selected on registration and require a user to have a certain email address in order to register as part of a team. This is for vector-im/riot-web#2940. The next step would be sending users with emails matching the emailSuffix of a team to the correct welcome page as in vector-im/riot-web#2430.
We still need to parse "plaintext" messages through the markdown
renderer so that escappes are rendered properly.
Fixesvector-im/riot-web#2870.
Signed-off-by: Johannes Löthberg <johannes@kyriasis.com>
Add Modal.createDialogAsync, which can be used to display asynchronously-loaded
React components. Also make EncryptedEventDialog use it as a handy
demonstration.
Transition pairs joined,left and left,joined are now transformed into single meta-transitions "joined_and_left" and "left_and_joined" respectively. These are described as "joined and left", "left and rejoined".
Treat consecutive sequences of transitions as repetitions, and handle any arbitrary repetitions of transitions:
...,joined,left,joined,left,joined,left,...
is canonicalised into
...,joined_and_left, joined_and_left, joined_and_left,...
which is truncated and described as
... , joined and left 3 times, ...
This also works if there are multiple consecutive sequences separated by other transitions:
..., banned, banned, banned, joined, unbanned, unbanned, unbanned,...
becomes
... was banned 3 times, joined, was unbanned 3 times ...
