Use the timestamp instead of the user id as it doesn't disappear when the user is (soft) deleted. The `whereDoesntHave` is the real issue here since it handles soft deletion, but since users are also deletable, handle all cases where it checks the field directly as well to instead use the timestamp.
Allows ctrl+clicking to access the underlying function unlike the previous magic implementation. Probably also negligibly faster.
Swapped all instances of `>withSuccess(` -> `>with('success', `, `>withWarning(` -> `>with('warning', `, and `>withInfo(` -> `>with('info', ` with ide's find and replace.
This breaks the pint CI currently. This is probably due to the next version of php (8.4) adding opcache optimizations to sprintf and our config requiring pre-slashing native functions.
This data is already stored in the requests and bounty tables. At this point, the name and comment fields are duplicates of each other and don't need to both be kept.
