The wiki is obsolete and most of the pages have been linking to the
updated documentation pages anyways.

It defaults to the global recipient_delimiter, which should always be used
anyway. Don't add confusion by documenting the legacy setting that only
exists for backwards compatibility.

A few were still omitted.

LDA Sieve plugin: Implemented support for a "discard script" that is run when the message is going to be discarded.

This adds a new "sieve_discard" setting that points to the location of the "discard script".
Once the normal scripts finish executing and the result is that the message will be discarded without being delivered anywhere, the "discard script" is executed.
The discard script can prevent dropping the message, by executing alternative actions.
If the discard script does nothing, the message is still discarded.

This is used mainly when no other means of obtaining the user's email is available, such as when there is no envelope (in IMAP).
Before, the postmaster address or the null "<>" address was used as a fallback for sending messages.
The redirect and enotify commands can be explicitly configured to use what is configured with sieve_user_email.

doc/example-config: Added description for a few generic settings that were only mentioned in the INSTALL file.

Forgot to adjust a few things when the location types were introduced and documented.

It is still a plugin, but no longer a separate package.

This currently breaks uninstall when the settings plugins are removed and 20-managesieve.conf
remains in conf.d directory. These sections only need to be active in the config file when settings
for the services themselves need to be disabled.

Additional paths are specified by adding a sequence number (starting at 2) to the setting name.
Added support for specifying home-relative paths for sieve_before and sieve_after.
This enables administrators to specify user-specific global Sieve scripts that cannot be viewed or changed by virtual users.

Old name is now deprecated.
Support for the even older global_script_path name for this setting is dropped.

Setting sieve_max_redirects=0 now means that redirects are prohibited rather than unlimited.
Now there is always a limit, but it can be enormous if the administrator wants to.

Improved ManageSieve config example; 'sieve' is added to protocols setting in 20-managesieve.conf now.