[BUG] Update the building commands to have less 'common' names

Describe the bugs

After the @ became optional, there are builder commands like open and lock that regularly collide with commands that users may want to implement themselves (open/locking doors).

To Reproduce

• The simpledoor contrib uses an open command that collides with the builder open command.

Expected behavior

While we don’t want to go back to @-prefixes, we can change the default builder commands to have less ‘common’ names.

Additional context

[Griatch]

Thanks for the discussions and suggestions in this issue, @fariparedes and @InspectorCaracal! I have now (in https://github.com/evennia/evennia/commit/4f57370bc98383ae1d379a89a813f3746060387f) extended the way the prefix-ignore works in Evennia 1.0. The system will transparently use the non-prefixed command-name where possible, but fall back to separating them when there are duplicates. In practice it means that the building open command is now again @open, but you can still use it as open and help files will also show it as open.

Only if you actively add a new open command will the system separate the two (and the help will show both commands etc). So this basically allows the default command to fall back to a @-form only when it’s actually needed to differentiate with another command.

You can read more about the feature here: https://www.evennia.com/docs/1.0-dev/Components/Commands.html#command-prefixes

One can of course still just replace & rename the default if one prefers. 😁

[InspectorCaracal]

All that said:

If you want suggestions for less common-English command names, you’ll probably want to get away from the more IF roots of MUD commands entirely and make the command names more explicitly connected to their mechanical function. For instance, instead of dig, something like mkroom or makeroom, open could be mkexit, lock could be setlock or lockstring, search could be dbsearch, etc.

edit: The setlock example already has precedence in the desc versus setdesc command structure. (Although personally I feel like desc and setdesc are backwards - desc should be the player version, while setdesc should be the builder version.)