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Add documentation for +f channel mode.

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For everything else, this mode acts like the `+b - Ban` mode. For everything else, this mode acts like the `+b - Ban` mode.
### +f - Forward
This channel mode takes another channel as its parameter. Users who are unable to join this channel are forwarded to the provided channel instead.
You need be a channel operator in both channels in order to set this mode.
/MODE #test +f #foo
This means that users who attempt to join `#test`, but cannot due to another channel mode like `+i` or `+l`, will be forwarded to `#foo` instead.
### +i - Invite-Only ### +i - Invite-Only
If this channel mode is set on a channel, users will only be able to join if someone has `/INVITE`'d them first. If this channel mode is set on a channel, users will only be able to join if someone has `/INVITE`'d them first.