[BUG] Program called out a player from the personal list, but their ID was not there.

[Jesseman1]

Describe the bug

Program marked an enemy player as a cheater and stated they matched a Steam ID from my personal list. My personal list was wiped 2 days ago, so there are only about 6 IDs in it, only 2 are marked as cheaters. I opened the personal list but was unable to find the name or Steam ID of the marked player. I believe the program marked this random player as a cheater because their name was "Festive Hitman", matching an old bot name and applying a transient mark.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Join a game with someone using a common bot name.
2. Hover over their name in the program to see it's from the personal list.
3. Open the personal list, the name is not there.

Expected behavior

I expected that when the program tells me a name is from my personal list, I'd be able to find it there.

Logs

2022-12-05_21-10-42.log

Screenshots

No screenshots.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10
• Version of bot detector: 1.2.1.934

[incontestableness]

yeah that's what a transient mark does if you don't like it disable the official rules.json thing if your complaint is about the wording of a message, then lol

[Jesseman1]

That's what was confusing though. Hovering over the marked name did not show that it was from the official list, it showed that it was from the personal list. Why would a transient mark rule from the official rules tell the program that I marked them myself? It would be very helpful if transient marks were displayed as transient marks.

Now if I'm understanding correctly, I can stop transient marks from happening by unchecking the "automatically mark players" box at the top of the program, right?

[incontestableness]

probably