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Docs: Clarify !alias commands in commands_en.md (#4426) 

Co-authored-by: Aaron Wagener <mmmcheese158@gmail.com>
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- `!countdown <number of seconds>` Starts a countdown using the given seconds value. Useful for synchronizing starts. - `!countdown <number of seconds>` Starts a countdown using the given seconds value. Useful for synchronizing starts.
Defaults to 10 seconds if no argument is provided. Defaults to 10 seconds if no argument is provided.
- `!alias <alias>` Sets your alias, which allows you to use commands with the alias rather than your provided name. - `!alias <alias>` Sets your alias, which allows you to use commands with the alias rather than your provided name.
`!alias` on its own will reset the alias to the player's original name.
- `!admin <command>` Executes a command as if you typed it into the server console. Remote administration must be - `!admin <command>` Executes a command as if you typed it into the server console. Remote administration must be
enabled. enabled.
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argument is provided. argument is provided.
- `/option <option name> <option value>` Set a server option. For a list of options, use the `/options` command. - `/option <option name> <option value>` Set a server option. For a list of options, use the `/options` command.
- `/alias <player name> <alias name>` Assign a player an alias, allowing you to reference the player by the alias in commands. - `/alias <player name> <alias name>` Assign a player an alias, allowing you to reference the player by the alias in commands.
`!alias <player name>` on its own will reset the alias to the player's original name.
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