Group members can now send @admin

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Group members can now send @admin, or @admins in reply to a concerning message to bring it to the attention of group admins with enough power to take action.

Admins can then use the convenient buttons to swiftly take action, or if the report is nonsense, ignore it.

Note: Due to a Telegram limitation, the 'Delete' action will only work if the reported message is less than 48h old.

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