multiline: Clarify the meaning of max-lines

[JustAnotherArchivist]

multiline currently defines max-lines like this:

max-lines - This defines the maximum allowed number of lines in a multiline batch RECOMMENDED

I suspect that this means the number of PRIVMSG/NOTICE commands in the batch, not the number of message text lines after processing multiline-concat, but as written, it could be either. The spec calls both of these 'lines' in other places.

I don't have a concrete proposal for improved language though, so filing this as an issue rather than a PR.

[jwheare]

#413 (comment)

[jwheare]

Suggested wording change:

max-lines - This defines the maximum allowed number of protocol lines in a multiline batch (including concatenated lines) RECOMMENDED

[slingamn]

"Protocol lines" sounds like it could include the BATCH lines :-| Maybe just say "PRIVMSG or NOTICE"?

[JustAnotherArchivist]

Would it be unreasonable to avoid using the term 'line' at all in the definition?

max-lines - This defines the maximum allowed number of PRIVMSG or NOTICE commands in a multiline batch RECOMMENDED

[jwheare]

LGTM, feel free to PR.