Add `MemberProfileAutoModerationRule`

[lukellmann]

The DSL for creating/editing MemberProfileAutoModerationRules looks like this:

val rule = guild.createMemberProfileAutoModerationRule("name") {
    anywhereKeyword("cat")
    regexPattern("^b(a|@)d\$w(o|0)rd(s|$)")
    allowPrefixKeyword("black cat")
    blockMemberInteraction()
    sendAlertMessage(channelId)
    enabled = true
}
println(rule)

See https://github.com/discord/discord-api-docs/pull/6040

[DRSchlaubi]

I think an @Language("regexp") should be used, which should be doable using @OptionalExpectation

[lukellmann]

I think an @Language("regexp") should be used, which should be doable using @OptionalExpectation

does this work for rust regex? auto mod supposedly uses rust regex syntax.

[DRSchlaubi]

I think an @Language("regexp") should be used, which should be doable using @OptionalExpectation

does this work for rust regex? auto mod supposedly uses rust regex syntax.

regexp is simply the name the regex plugin uses, it stands for RegularExpression, not regexp

[lukellmann]

I think an @Language("regexp") should be used, which should be doable using @OptionalExpectation

does this work for rust regex? auto mod supposedly uses rust regex syntax.

regexp is simply the name the regex plugin uses, it stands for RegularExpression, not regexp

yes, i know. the concern that i'm having is that @Language("RegExp") is for java.util.regex.Pattern and the regex syntax might be different from rust's regex::Regex (or whatever discord uses).

[DRSchlaubi]

Nah I think that's fine

[lukellmann]

hm, i'm not sure if it's really worth the effort of an expect/actual annotation. even less if it might even provide slightly wrong results.