Feature/granular member privacy (#174)

* Some reasons this needs to exist for it to run on my machine? I don't think it would hurt to have it in other machines so

* Add options to member model

* Add Privacy to member embed

* Added member privacy display list

* Update database settings

* apparetnly this is nolonger needed?

* Fix sql call

* Fix more sql errors

* Added in settings control

* Add all subject to system privacy

* Basic API Privacy

* Name privacy in logs

* update todo

* remove CheckReadMemberPermission

* Added name privacy to log embed

* update todo

* Update todo

* Update api to handle privacy

* update todo

* Update systemlist full to respect privacy (as well as system list)

* include colour as option for member privacy subject

* move todo file (why was it there?)

* Update TODO.md

* Update TODO.md

* Update TODO.md

* Deleted to create pr

* Update command usage and add to the command tree

* Make api respect created privacy

* Add editing privacy through the api

* Fix pronoun privacy field in api

* Fix info leak of display name in api

* deprecate privacy field in api

* Deprecate privacy diffrently

* Update API

* Update documentation

* Update documentation

* Remove comment in yml

* Update userguide

* Update migration (fix typo in 5.sql too)

* Sanatize names

* some full stops

* Fix after merge

* update migration

* update schema version

* update edit command

* update privacy filter

* fix a dumb mistake

* clarify on what name privacy does

* make it easier on someone else

* Update docs

* Comment out unused code

* Add aliases for `member privacy all public` and `member privacy all private`

PluralKit.Bot/Commands/SystemList.cs

@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@ namespace PluralKit.Bot
                 (eb, ms) =>
                 {
                     eb.WithFooter($"{opts.CreateFilterString()}. {members.Count} results.");
-                    renderer.RenderPage(eb, ctx.System.Zone, ms);
+                    renderer.RenderPage(eb, ctx.System.Zone, ms, ctx.LookupContextFor(target));
                     return Task.CompletedTask;
                 });
         }