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reactions.allowed config option in README
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reactions.allowedconfig key for customizing comment reaction emojis was already implemented but undocumented, leaving developers unaware it existed.Changes
#### Configuring Reactionssection under Configuration, ordered to match the key order inconfig/commentions.php(after comment permissions, before commenter name). Documents the default reaction set and shows a customization example: