Command Toggles From Chat, Alert Repairs and a Faster Stats Page

!cmd disable <name> and !cmd enable <name> turn a custom command off and on without losing its response or settings, and !cmd perm <name> <level> sets who can use it.
!cmd edit now changes only the response. It no longer resets aliases, cooldowns and access, or turns the command back on.
!cmd has its own Command Editor module under Moderation, where you can rehearse each subcommand in a chat preview and choose who can use it, from subscribers up.
Commands that are turned off in StreamElements, Fossabot, Moobot or Streamlabs Desktop now import turned off instead of being skipped.
Some recently added channels were missing their Twitch event subscriptions, so follows, subs, raids and other events never reached the bot. They are repaired, Enable and Restart in the dashboard work again, and the bot now finds and restores missing subscriptions on its own.
The live rate on the public stats page now samples every second and averages over 5 seconds instead of 10, so it trails real activity much less.
The dashboard no longer slowly runs out of memory and restarts after a cache failover.
The docked side panel stays pinned and scrolls on its own again.
Cached lookups now take about a quarter of the memory, and the cache does less work per command.