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No conversion of `333` timestamp into <delay> element
When parsing the 333 response in IrcClient::on_topic_who_time_received, the author is extracted but the timestamp is ignored.
It is a good practice to add a XEP-0203 <delay> element with the timestamp to the subject, so it can be displayed accordingly by the client.
Example (what you receive from the IRC server):
>> :adams.freenode.net 332 Ge0rG #aprsdroid :APRSdroid 1.5.0 +++ Feel free to stay online some hours after asking your question, or leave your e-mail address +++ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.aprsdroid.app +++ APK: http://aprsdroid.org/get +++ Passcode: http://aprsdroid.org/passcode/ +++ Home: http://aprsdroid.org/
>> :adams.freenode.net 333 Ge0rG #aprsdroid Ge0rG!~georg@yaxim.boerde.de 1542886601What biboumi makes out of it:
<message id="35c10abe-f26d-4f9c-95f7-69471dc1cd18-254" to="georg@yax.im/poezio-IS8H" type="groupchat"
from="#aprsdroid%freenode@irc.yax.im/Ge0rG">
<subject>APRSdroid 1.5.0 +++ Feel free to stay online some hours after asking your question, or leave
your e-mail address +++ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.aprsdroid.app +++ APK:
http://aprsdroid.org/get +++ Passcode: http://aprsdroid.org/passcode/ +++ Home: http://aprsdroid.org/</subject>
</message>The 1542886601 timestamp should be translated into a <delay> element.