Opping logic
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* Automatic fix

If a channel becomes opless, and there are scores in mod.Chanfix's database for this
channel, mod.Chanfix will try to fix this channel. In other words, it will give ops
to the clients it thinks deserve it the most.

For each automatic opless channel fix (autofix), a time window of 60 minutes is
reserved. During this window, mod.Chanfix will join zero or more times, opping at
least one client each time.

There are, of course, requirements to the minimum score that you need to have before
mod.Chanfix will op you. This minimum score is determined both from the absolute
maximum score that can be obtained, and from the maximum score available in the
channel that is being fixed.

The first time that mod.Chanfix joins, it will only op clients with:

- at least 90% of channel_max_score (variable)
- and at least 40% of max_score (default: 0.4 * 4032 = 1613)

The last time that mod.Chanfix can possibly join (which is after the
autofix_time_maximum has passed), it will only op clients with:

- at least 30% of channel_max_score (variable)
- and at least min_score (default: 0.04 * 4032 = 162)

In between, mod.Chanfix will use a linear formula to determine the decrease of
these values over time.

Channel #a has a maximum score of 2400. The last opped client leaves.

When mod.Chanfix first joins, only clients with at least 0.9 * 2400 = 2160 and
at least 0.4 * 4032 = 1613 will be opped, so only clients with more than 2159
points will be opped.

If mod.Chanfix would join a last time at the end of the 60 minutes, it would op
clients with at least 0.33 * 2400 = 800 points. Lower scores will never be opped.

When mod.Chanfix joins after 20 minutes (which is 1/3rd of the total window for
fixing), it will only op clients with

at least 2160 - 0.33 * (0.9-0.3) * 2160 = 1728
and at least 1613 - 0.33 * (1613-100) = 1109
points, i.e. at least 1728 points.

* Determining the end of a fix

As soon as autofix_num_opped clients are opped in the channel, either by mod.Chanfix
or by the clients which were opped earlier, the fix is considered complete.

If the channel has fewer than autofix_num_opped clients, then the fix is considered 
complete as soon as all clients are opped.

As soon as mod.Chanfix can see that there is at least 1 opped client and no more 
clients have a score that is high enough to get opped, the fix is considered complete.

Under no circumstances will mod.Chanfix give ops if that would result in having
more than autofix_num_opped opped clients (mod.Chanfix itself excluded).

Under no circumstances will mod.Chanfix give ops to any client with a score lower than
min_score.

Under no circumstances will mod.Chanfix give ops to any client with a score lower than
0.3 * channel_max_score.

* Manual fix

Now, for a manual mod.Chanfix the procedure is as follows:

- First, C joins with TS-1 and removes all modes and bans.
- Then, C waits chanfix_initial_interval minutes.
- After that, autofixing starts with exactly the same algorithms as described above.