Add help for more commands.

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Delete is the most destructive command in the game - used to reset your character, or even give it up forever. All commands below echo out a command including a single-use command you can use to confirm the command - they don't take effect without the code. This prevents accidentally pasting in dangerous commands.
<bold>delete character forever<reset> Destroy your character permanently. The command starts a one week countdown at the end of which your account and character (and anything in their possession) are permanently destroyed (as in we irreversibly wipe your data from the server), and any places you are renting get evicted. The command disconnects you immediately. If you reconnect and log in again within the week, the countdown is stopped and the deletion aborted. After the one week, anyone can register again with the same username. At the end of the week, when your character is destroyed, it no longer counts towards the limit of 5 usernames per person.
<bold>delete stats<reset> Kills your character instantly (leaving anything you are carrying on your corpse) and sends you back to the choice room to pick new stats. Any XP gained, apart from XP from journals, is reset back to 0.
eat: |-
If you don't eat, you will get hungry, and eventually be so starving you can barely move. Try <bold>eat<reset> something, in relation to some food in your inventory. If you don't have food, try to find a restaurant, or cut a steak with a butcher's knife from a dead body.
drink: |-
If you don't drink, you will get so thirsty you can barely move. Try <bold>drink from<reset> something, using either a bottle in your inventory, or a fountain or similar outside. See also <bold>help fill<reset> to learn how to fill containers.
fill: |-
You can fill a container (like a bottle) using a command like <bold>fill<reset> container <bold>from<reset> source, where source is where you want to get the liquid from (e.g. a fountain), and container is what you want to put the liquid in. If you don't have a container, you might be able to buy one at a shop, or craft one.
put: |-
You can put something in a container using a command like <bold>put<reset> thing <bold>in<reset> container. See also <bold>help get<reset> to learn how to get them back out.
get: |-
You can get something out of a container using a command like <bold>get<reset> thing <bold>from<reset> container.