build 5.3 is here... Happy Holidays (updated)

Updated 12/31/2020 Have a happy new year!

This is the most stable release as of today. Please update all older versions. The next few builds will include cleanup of the code, but no major structural changes.

Got rid of the event problems. Also added a new flood protection and new end-transition function to get rid of the double event attachments.

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