feat: add in hybrid slash commands

[AstreaTSS]

Pull Request Type

• Feature addition
• Bugfix
• Documentation update
• Code refactor
• Tests improvement
• CI/CD pipeline enhancement
• Other: [Replace with a description]

Description

Adds (back) hybrid slash commands, which makes it easy to make and use a prefixed command from a standard slash command. This is based off the old NAFF implementation, though improvements have been made where possible.

Changes

It's hybrid commands.

• Add in a new extension to deal with hybrid commands.
  • Add in a manager for ease-of-injection.
  • Add in HybridSlashCommand and the command that transforms a slash command to a prefixed command.
  • Add in HybridContext for nice interop between the two types of commands.

Related Issues

Test Scenarios

import interactions
from interactions.ext import prefixed_commands as prefixed
from interactions.ext import hybrid_commands as hybrid

prefixed.setup(bot, generate_prefixes=generate_prefixes)
hybrid.setup(bot)

@hybrid.hybrid_slash_command()
@interactions.slash_option(
    "msg",
    "The message to send",
    opt_type=interactions.OptionType.INTEGER,
    required=False,
)
async def test(ctx: hybrid.HybridContext, msg: int | None = 1):
    await ctx.reply(str(msg * 5))

Python Compatibility

• I've ensured my code works on Python 3.10.x
• I've ensured my code works on Python 3.11.x

Checklist

• I've run the pre-commit code linter over all edited files
• I've tested my changes on supported Python versions
• I've added tests for my code, if applicable
• I've updated / added documentation, where applicable

[AstreaTSS]

Ready for testing. Do note the extent of these changes - as with the original hybrid command PR from a while back, testing everything is impossible and there's likely plenty of bugs right now.

[AstreaTSS]

Bumping. Two developers from the Discord server have said it's stable for them - I think this is safe to merge.

[AstreaTSS]

Rebased! Also did a tiny adjustment to the title of the hybrid command section to note how prefixed commands are often called text commands.