Fixed some bugs with ST #108
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Never encountered those with my test bot Testy... they cause strict mode violation: locator(".mes.last_mes .mes_text p") resolving to multiple elements, crashing MonikAI. This should fix it ?
Just allows the script to act as if it were still in the main directory, just an operation to bring the working directory one subfolder up. + same logic change as main.py
See TestAdvST, also just remove all common warnings completely they're annoying and not very useful
See TestAdvST
They're just annoying and useless for most users. So, I removed UserWarnings and FutureWarnings. The people who'd be interested in these info probably know how to open the file and see for themselves that they have been suppressed.
Small, easy to distinguish voice file that works with the test scripts. That is all.
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Notably, when the chatbot answered in multiple paragraphs, the script crashed due to multiple <p>\ elements being found... I'm honestly surprised no one forwarded this to me before, huh.
Also fixed the test scripts, and removed the warnings because they make users scared