### Description
I previously removed the `buyable` flag handling in `list()` to resolve an issue where users couldn't see bots with the `buyable` flag set to 0 in the Arc adapter.
Looking back, this might have been a mistake. Because deletion in the Arc adapter sets the `buyable` flag to 0, newly uploaded bots also become undeletable.
Therefore, from a practical standpoint, it might be better to reinstate the `buyable` flag handling.
However, in this case, the problem of some bots not being displayed, as before, will reappear. Therefore, I think it's important to recommend setting the `buyable` flag to 1 for all bots in the Arc SQLite database from the start.
Therefore, this PR reintroduces the buyable flag.
Currently, it is possible for someone who later creates an account with the same name to delete older bots. The spoof_username feature, which is intended to prevent this, would otherwise apply to newly uploaded bots as well, making them undeletable. To address this, the scope of spoof_username has been limited to bots uploaded before 2025-01-23 (the last officially uploaded bots).
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Reviewed-on: https://git.ngram.ca/OpenJam/rc-servers/pulls/107
Co-authored-by: MaxSignal <kastera58@gmail.com>
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### Description
The buyable flag is never disabled anywhere in the game, and if this flag is set to 0, the robot won’t be shown on the CRF at all—so I think we should remove it.
### Game
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Reviewed-on: https://git.ngram.ca/OpenJam/rc-servers/pulls/65
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### Description
This PR implements upload functionality for ArcAdapter and improves CRF search.
adapter.rs
First, regarding the CRF search feature, when there is no search query (i.e., on the default page), there was a bug where sorting by added date and other sort options did not work correctly, so the default query was removed. Also, the added-date sort order was reversed, so that was fixed as well.
Next, about the upload feature.
First, in order to create cube_amounts, which stores in JSON the count of each part of the robot contained at the end of the ROBOT_CUBES table, we count—by type—the number of all byte sequences (part IDs) excluding the first 4 bytes (total part count) and excluding the last 4 bytes (coordinates) out of each following 8 bytes, and then create a JSON string where the keys are the part IDs converted to decimal and the values are the counts.
After that, we insert Base64-encoded data into cube_data and colour_data in ROBOT_CUBES, and insert the above JSON string into cube_amounts.
Next, regarding ROBOT_METADATA, the thumbnail URL is set to the internal CDN, and the actual thumbnail data is saved under data/robocraft/thumbnails.
The added date and expiration date are converted to match the same format as the other data before insertion, and the other data is inserted as-is.
arc.rs
If the requested file is not present in the ZIP file, it was changed to scan the JPG files existing in data/robocraft/thumbnails.
package_release.py
Made it so that data/robocraft/thumbnails is created.
### Game
Robocraft
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Co-authored-by: MaxSignal <kastera58@gmail.com>
Co-committed-by: MaxSignal <kastera58@gmail.com>
