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This adds the `/weather` and `/weather_set_location` commands. This also adds the weather database for storing default locations.
Seriously how do I keep forgetting to do this
…`str` and not `int`
No decimal spam :(
Mathematically converted!
Can't do something that doesn't exist
Either light blue embed color doesn't exist, or I did another typo
It honestly looked weirder than it should've
…cale for `/weather`
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Weather Commands
These new weather commands allow users to view forecast information on any location they want using the
/weathercommand.They can also set a default location which lets them view weather faster by using
/weather_set_locationcommand, and they can also use a temperature unit scale of their choice (Celsius, Fahrenheit, Kelvin) by setting it using/weather_set_scale.