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Remove discrim from username display if user is using new username format#308
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This change was made in light of the new Discord username system.
The new username system features usernames without the discriminator system. (eg: notsniped#4573 -> notsniped)
Since some users still either have not updated their username, and bot users have not received the update yet, the Discord API will return new usernames's discriminators as
#0.To prevent this from reflecting on commands which depend on the full username, this change adds a feature to remove usernames with discrim
#0.