ITOWT - Im The One Who Trade

Added

• A server shop, as a new tab in /shop. The server buys vanilla items from players and sells them back, sorted into aisles, with a search bar. Prices are not a fixed list: they come from the same price curves the exchange charts, and every sale or purchase moves that curve. Selling one resource over and over makes it pay less.
• Limits that stop the shop from printing money. The server buys below the market and sells above it, the buy price drops as the day's demand fills up, and each player has a daily earnings cap (1,000 coins by default). Once it is reached, the player market stays open.
• Admin commands under /itowt admin shop to seed the catalogue, add or remove items (by name or from the item in hand), tune spread, depth, quotas and aisle per item, reset the day, and calibrate quotas against the money actually in circulation.

Changed

• The currency is now called coins. /coins shows the balance; /monascales still works.

• Network protocol version 4. Client and server must run the same build: a mismatched client is refused at connection with a clear screen rather than desynchronising silently.

• This build makes no outbound network connection. The shared economy that links several servers of one network is not included, since it needs an authority server only a network operator could host.

• Every control now sits on the panel instead of straddling the sunken list border. The hollowed area holds only what scrolls, and each control row keeps the same margin on both sides, on all five tabs.

• The Trading tab shows one quote row fewer. That row was the reason the position list, the open-position row and the status bar ran into each other at the bottom of the panel.

• The balance is labelled and anchored on the help button rather than on a hardcoded margin, so a long amount can never reach the icon.

• The daily reward status moved next to its own button and is right-aligned on Claim all, so a two-digit countdown no longer slides underneath it.

Removed

• The sell hint that repeated what the sell button already said, and the two section captions of the auction tab.
• Em dashes in the three language tables, replaced by colons.