Fixed a bug when using /abort in the text files editor.

When saving a file in the text files editor, whether you hit /save or it's saving automatically because of some failure, the system keeps up to 9 backups.

In the text files browser you can use the command backups, backup, bkups, or bkup to toggle whether or not backup files are visible on the directory, this would allow you to rename a backup and publish it if needed.

The /si (session info) command now has a property showing what "area" of the system a user is in.  Up until recently this didn't make sense since there was no areas, it was just 100% chat.  Now I need this to make sure I don't try to shut down the system while someone is editing a text file.  It won't say exactly what you're doing but it might say "chat, text files browser, text file editor, email, etc..."  Exactly which file you're reading (if any) isn't shown not even to me I just wanted a way to know that it's a relatively safe time to reboot.

You can use the "uncontrib" command to blacklist a user from a file.  So for example this:
contrib OurStory.txt *
uncontrib OurStory.txt jimbob
would allow any user *except for jimbob* to contribute to the text file OurStory.txt

In chat you can use "/s/(search)/(replace)" as another way to do search & replace editing, however since you can't specify a message number this way (as you can with /edit or /typo) this will only function on your most recently posted message.

While using the /textread, /tr command you automatically go into Do Not Disturb mode so that notifications don't interrupt your reading.  After you're done reading DND is turned off if it was off to begin with.

Added help section for the contrib/uncontrib commands.  These commands were added in the previous release but I forgot to add them to the help.
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