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Prior to this commit, rbot used a "karma" system for keeping
track of user points. This phrasing, while widespread, is
unnecessarily appropriationist.
This commit renames the plugin to a more neutral "points"
system, accomplishing exactly the same goal without using
culturally problematic language.
For more background please read: http://bit.ly/1MfLmce
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this commit integrates better in the existing message
dispatching / authentication system of rbot.
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Somehow I think its easier to understand when its called
backup/restore.
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Removes the -t auto option, its just confusing.
The type now needs to be specified explicitly.
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Creates a new option to store the default at first run.
This fixes the problem that random auth passwords are not
kept, it also allows us to always store the core.db config
value.
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