Add support for relaying bridged users #201
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Added a new option, `muteBridgedUsers` which controls whether to mute bridged users. This option is disabled by default. When enabled, all messages which specify a username and are posted by a bot will be relayed to IRC.
IRC messages are not properly muted.
If a message to IRC exceeds 510 characters, it is split into multiple messages.
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To connect the Slack and IRC with other systems requires that bot messages that don't originate from the bot itself need to be relayed to IRC. This allows, for example, Telegram messages to be relayed via Slack to IRC.
Simple recursion is detected by checking if the username contains the
(IRC)string.