Feature/environment configuration

[thmsndk]

The following PR aims to move more configurations out into configuration files that are not comitted to git, this way you have more control on the specific server installation.

• Fixes an issue where api/characters_and_servers would return a hardcoded 192.168.1.125 ip when running in SDK mode
  • This allows headless (caracAL, ALClient) / custom clients that rely on that api response to connect to the websocket to connect properly
• Added new environment.py
  • you can configure game_name, appengine_id, live_domain, sdk_domain
  • The hardcoded IP_TO_SUBDOMAIN has also been moved here.
• DISCORD
  • Moved some hardcoded links to #welcome into environment.py
  • You can now customize your discord bot token and channels in variables.js
  • You can now enable discord in sdk mode
  • discord integration is disabled by default in template.variables.js
• You can now override values in server.js mode
  • this allows you to disable the drm_check that causes the authfail debuff
  • you can also disable / enable the notverified_debuff
  • any property inside mode can be changed / adjusted

closes #94

-WARNING: This PR will require the live servers to update their config file(s)

• secrets.py the discord url for the welcome invite needs to be supplied
• variables.js make sure to configure the discord section to be ENABLED, the bot TOKEN and the EVENT_CHANNELS
  • discord_url has been replaced in the config with a discord section
• add the new environment.py the IP_TO_SUBDOMAIN should be untouched, if running in SDK mode, make sure to map REQUEST_IP_TO_HOSTNAME properly

[thmsndk]

I currently can't think of other things I want to add to this PR, reviews will be much appreciated. I have tested it on my local dev server, and everything works as expected as far as I can tell.

[Telokis]

@thmsndk Since this PR is big and I've left several comments, I'll let you tell me when you consider it ready for me to take another look at it.
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