Allow "rich" host/client output #365
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* When in non-strict mode (default), `notify` can now send any MOO
value to the client.
* The "telnet" host unwraps strings to the usual text output, but
turns everything else into its literal value form.
* The web host turns everything into JSON.
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Makes room for sending things other than just text to the client by allowing (in non-strict-compat mode) the
notifybuiltin to send any MOO value to the client, not just a string.For the existing old-school telnet host if this is a string, it outputs as usual. Otherwise it gets printed in its literal representation.
For the web host, everything is turned into its JSON equivalent.