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bot: change help message explaining plurality to a more generic explanation of the bot

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"root": [
{
"name": "PluralKit",
"content": "PluralKit is a bot designed for plural communities on Discord. It allows you to register systems, maintain system information, set up message proxying, log switches, and more.\n\n**Who's this for? What are systems?**\nPut simply, a system is a person that shares their body with at least 1 other sentient \"self\". This may be a result of having a dissociative disorder like DID/OSDD or a practice known as Tulpamancy, but people that aren't tulpamancers or undiagnosed and have headmates are also systems.\n\n**Why are people's names saying [BOT] next to them? What's going on?**\nThese people are not actually bots, this is simply a caveat to the message proxying feature of PluralKit.\nType `pk;help proxy` for an in-depth explanation."
"content": "PluralKit is a bot designed for plural communities on Discord. It allows you to register systems, maintain system information, set up message proxying, log switches, and more.\n\n**What's this for? What are systems?**\nThis bot detects messages with certain prefixes and/or suffixes associated with a registered profile, then replaces that message under a \"pseudo-account\" of that profile using things called webhooks. This is useful for multiple people sharing one body (aka \"systems\"), people who wish to roleplay as different characters without having several accounts, or anyone else who may want to post messages as a different person from the same account.\n\n**Why are people's names saying [BOT] next to them? What's going on?**\nThese people are not actually bots, this is simply a caveat to the message proxying feature of PluralKit.\nType `pk;help proxy` for an in-depth explanation."
},
{
"name": "Getting started",