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Minz 5d3cc49af0 Reset channel resume points on undo

--undo only cleared the reactions log, so a subsequent run kept
diffing forward from each channel's last-seen message instead of
honoring days_back, silently skipping everything already undone.
Undo now also clears channel_scan_state so the next run does a
full fresh backlog scan.

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Reset channel resume points on undo

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Add DM support, friend identification, and target pruning

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Add DM support, friend identification, and target pruning

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dc-nogi

Does the thing

Setup

Install Python 3.10 or newer.
Install dependencies:
```
pip install -r requirements.txt
```
Copy config.example.json to config.json and fill in:
- token: your account token (Discord dev tools -> Network tab -> any request -> authorization header, while logged into the Discord web app).
- friend_id: your friend's numeric Discord user ID (enable Developer Mode in Discord settings, right-click their name -> Copy User ID).
- emoji: the unicode emoji to react with, e.g. "🫄".
- days_back: how many days of history to scan on first run (default 10).
- manual_guild_ids (optional): guild IDs to always include, used as a fallback if the mutual-guilds lookup ever fails or misses a server.
Run it:
```
python main.py
```

Usage

python main.py            # run normally: backlog scan, then live watching
python main.py --undo     # remove every reaction this script has ever added, then exit