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Update CHANGELOG for v3.2.0

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# Changelog # Changelog
## v3.2.0
**General changes:**
* Updated to Eris 0.14.0, which changes the API url used to `discord.com` instead of `discordapp.com`
* API calls to `discordapp.com` are being phased out on Nov 7, 2020
* This means that bot versions prior to v3.2.0 *might stop working* on Nov 7, 2020
* New options: `allowBlock`, `allowSuspend`, `allowSnippets` ([#498](https://github.com/Dragory/modmailbot/pull/498) by [@lirolake](https://github.com/lirolake))
* These all default to `on`
* Improved error messages and error handling
* Removes at least one instance of ECONNRESET errors
* Fixed issue where NPM plugins would not install on Windows
* Fixed issue where mentions by the bot were not working in certain situations ([#496] by [@DarkView](https://github.com/DarkView))
* Fixed issue where long system messages (primarily from plugins) would not get chunked properly and would throw an error instead
**Plugins:**
* Make sure to check the [Eris 0.14.0 changelog](https://github.com/abalabahaha/eris/releases/tag/0.14.0) for any changes that might affect your plugins
* The `attachments` object now includes a new `saveAttachment()` function to save arbitrary attachments using the bot's `attachmentStorage`
* Fixed the `ignoreHooks` option for `threads.createNewThreadForUser()` not working
* Fixed `!newthread` throwing an error if a plugin cancels thread creation in the `beforeNewThread` hook
## v3.1.0 ## v3.1.0
* Each thread is now assigned a number, increasing by 1 each thread. This can be used in commands like `!log` in place of the full thread ID. * Each thread is now assigned a number, increasing by 1 each thread. This can be used in commands like `!log` in place of the full thread ID.
* New option: `autoAlert` * New option: `autoAlert`