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A whitelist is helpful if you want to run the tourney scripts for a small group. If WHITELISTFILE is set to a valid/existing file, then is_not_tourney() returns True for players not in the whitelist file. WHITELISTFILE defaults to 'player-whitelist.txt'. Simply omit this file if you don't want to use the whitelist.
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This adds a really basic whitelist capability, useful when running the tourney scripts for a small group.
The proposed implementation defines a WHITELISTFILE and the is_not_tourney() function checks to see if this is a valid/existing file. if so, it will return True (i.e. skip the player) when the player isn't in the file.
I wasn't sure if this was better than a simple True/False to use a whitelist, PLUS the whitelist filename.