Feature: add for all `events` configurable `Delay`

[xTCry]

This line is missing in many web requests https://github.com/chr233/ASFEnhance/commit/b2f0962b57ee09b059fd3589dbdfaf2f30ba91ed#r90873643

I often get an error when executing an event command. Example:

2022-11-23 07:12:22|ArchiSteamFarm-262211|DEBUG|anyAccount|InternalRequest() Unauthorized <- POST https://store.steampowered.com/steamawards/nominategame
2022-11-23 07:12:22|ArchiSteamFarm-262211|WARN|anyAccount|UrlPost() Request failed after 5 attempts!
2022-11-23 07:12:22|ArchiSteamFarm-262211|DEBUG|anyAccount|UrlPost() Request failed: https://store.steampowered.com/steamawards/nominategame

It is sometimes possible to nominate 7/11 applications. Will have to run the command again. This problem occurs when running on one account, and what can we say about 5 or more...

Therefore, I think it is necessary to add more configurable delays for web requests, as is done in ASF.

I repeat, thank you very much for your work, and if you can't implement it in the near future, I can create a PR myself, but next year.

[chr233]

I think you have tons of bots, in this case, you maybe need to exec command in batches

these command is only avilable in a few days, and is just enougth for most users

[xTCry]

Let's assume that yes, I have a "ton" of bots. Then what does it make sense for me to "exec command in batches" for them each time, when I can do it in one command (VOTE ASF)?

In addition, I described what I have, such an error occurs when I write a command for the first time for ONE bot. Maybe I have "too fast Internet" that the Steam server blocks me for a lot of spam (for example, 11 requests per second for one post request).

As a result, I have to do this every time: VOTE acc_1 123,123,123,32... If the answer returned is that not all categories are published, then repeat the request above until this happens. VOTE acc_2 321,321,312,31... etc.

[woctezuma]

You don't have to do it one by one. You can do it in batches:

• stop all the bots,
• start N new bots, e.g. N=5,
• run the command, e.g. !vote ASF <Choose>,
• repeat.

It would be nice to have ASF execute commands in batches, but I don't think there is a built-in function to do so. And it is not just an issue with the !vote command. It is a general limitation of ASF.