Show game master characters in the armory
Upstream hides GM accounts by default, which assumes GM means staff-only. On this realm GM accounts belong to real players — Spinnaker, the highest level character on the server, is gmlevel 3 — so the filter was hiding people who should be listed. Flips the stack default to 0 and documents both this and the bot filter. ARMORY_HIDE_GMS=1 restores upstream behaviour. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01NW2ooBP2KPqQVzdZZDMvZd
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page rather than shipping both.
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- **The Dockerfile builds from `node:16`**, which is end-of-life. It builds and
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runs fine; bumping it is a separate change from getting this deployed.
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- **`hideGameMasters` defaults to on** here, so GM characters are hidden from
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search and return 404.
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- **`hideGameMasters` is off** in this stack, unlike upstream. GM accounts on
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this realm belong to real players — `Spinnaker` among them — so hiding them
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would hide people who should be listed. Set `ARMORY_HIDE_GMS=1` to restore
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upstream behaviour.
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- **Playerbots are hidden** via `hideBotAccounts` / `botAccountPattern`
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(`RNDBOT%`). They are ordinary accounts rather than game masters, so the GM
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filter never touched them. `ARMORY_HIDE_BOTS=0` shows them again.
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