This may not actually be every file, but I did the best I could.
Command applied:
find . -type f -name "*.lua" | xargs -d '\n' sed -i 's/;//g'
Semicolons are not appropriate in Lua per the style guidelines:
https://github.com/project-topaz/topaz/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
I cannot guarantee that the automation didn't mangle the human readability of a line or two someplace, but I did make sure the console log was clean of errors after.
Also, during this process a great many script errors were spotted. Most incidents were missing requires in quest scripts and these are now corrected.
Reasoning:
Many modern sites and services use the AT symbol (`@`) to direct messages to users, including the service currently hosting our repository. Someone unfamiliar with this (or simply doesn't consider it or doesn't care) can easily create situations where persons not involved in the project could be spammed.
Independent of gear, this will help people find the correct model for gear without having to use an ugly @exec command or worse, modify in the database and reboot. Or play around with packet injection.
