prosody.cfg.lua.dist: Add new modules mod_admin_shell enabled by default because it's awesome! mod_smacks and mod_bookmarks under recommended since they're recommended by the compliance suite XEP-0459 Invites under nice to have and enabled by default to enable a somewhat nice out of the box experience Other new modules mostly under Other mod_external_services left out since it's an advanced thing

prosody.cfg.lua.dist: Add note about 'localhost'

prosodyctl: check dns: Allow admin to specify undiscoverable external IPs in config

prosodyctl: check dns: List discovered addresses for diagnostic purposes It is very common to get the "unknown address" warning with this command, but people do not always understand it, or know how to debug it. Now we clearly show the addresses that prosodyctl discovered.

util.prosodyctl: check: warn about unreferenced components, suggest disco_items

util.prosodyctl: Warn about enabled public registration in 'check config'

util.poll: Add support for the poll() API Might be better than select(), more portable than epoll.

util.poll: Expose API (epoll or select) used Could he handy to know for debugging or decisions

util.poll: Restructure to make adding additional system APIs easier

make: Split up install targets to allow different subset The prosody-trunk nightly packages currently use the Debian dh-lua framework to install core/, net/ and util/ into Lua-versioned directory trees, while plugins and executables should still be installed like before.