Accidentally rewrote a handful of things while I was at it. The changes are staying.
After a long search, I found that this issue only shows itself if the bot is in several servers, encountering a valid configuration while it has yet to look at more servers (that is, a situation my debug bot is not in). The loop had been quitting halfway through for reasons seemingly beyond any logic or comprehension.
I already had a hunch that the query I wrote earlier was needlessly complex, as one might expect considering it was written during a state of delirium. It was easy to simplify it. I hoped that would be it, but no change occurred. On the contrary, some checks I slipped in there in the meantime were *passing*.
Further and further investigation finally revealed that the exception handler for background services doesn't actually do what it's expected to do. It's been silently dropping the exceptions that EF had been throwing this whole time, telling me quite plainly what the problem was and why it was quitting at a seemingly random spot.
The fix: Turns out the query evaluates during the foreach loop, which conflicts with wanting to do additional queries within it. Throwing a ToList() somewhere in it seems to have solved it.
These last few hours were quite the adventure...
My head hurts. Now I'm off to take a look at the exception handler.
With more preconditions in use, command logging has been modified to also be better able to respond to users in the event of an error. As a result, the bot is now able to respond to users and notify them properly if they fail any preconditions.
The current way of loading database information makes things confusing and difficult to follow, particularly with retrieving guild data and its second parameter.
A much better alternative should be considered, and accessed by means of extension methods.
Set up a structure not unlike what exists for text commands in order to neatly separate subsets of commands/features into their own files.
Changed references for existing commands to "text commands" where it made sense to do so.
