Damus 1.6 (7) - "Less Bad"

Hey guys!

Another day, another TestFlight build. This fixes many mention bugs and includes bandwidth improvements.

During nostrica, jack told everyone to open their phones and say GM to fiatjaf. This actually brought down nostrica's wifi! Damus is really dumb when it first opens and makes many requests. Sometimes hundreds (nip05 validation, etc). This build fixes all those issues. Damus will no longer:

Make hundreds of nostr address validation requests.
Make tons of duplicate lnurl requests when validating zaps

nostr address validation only happens when you open someones profile now.

This build also fixes some annoying mention issues. If you forget a space when mentioning someone, it will automatically add it.

I've also removed the restriction where you were not allowed to login to "deleted" accounts. This was way too confusing for people, and logging into a deleted account will allow you to reset the profile information and get it going again. You're welcome NVK.

Another thing that was added in this build is support for _ usernames in nostr addresses. This will hide your full nostr address username when used. Damus will also hide your username if it matches your profile username. Damus always did this before but it was incorrect. Now it will show your full nostr address (nip05) with its proper username. You can stop bugging me about this now Semisol.

Last but not least there are some small tweaks to longform note padding. Nothing too crazy but it does make notes like this look less cramped.

Until next time!

Added

Show nostr address username and support abbreviated _ usernames (William Casarin)
Re-add nip05 badges to profiles (William Casarin)
Add space when tagging users in posts if needed (William Casarin)
Added padding under word count on longform account (William Casarin)

Fixed

Don't spam lnurls when validating zaps (William Casarin)
Eliminate nostr address validation bandwidth on startup (William Casarin)
Allow user to login to deleted profile (William Casarin)
Fix issue where typing cc@bob would produce brokenb ccnostr:bob mention (William Casarin)