update matrix moderation docs to reflect that we now have two ban lists

docs/guides/matrix-taking-moderation-action.md

@@ -18,18 +18,20 @@ All bot actions are triggered through the *CCCHH Moderation Management* room.
 ## Banning a User
 
 ```
-!draupnir ban user general <glob> <reason>
+!draupnir ban user <list> <glob> <reason>
 ```
 
+- `<list>` either `general` for general misconduct or `internal` for CCCHH-internal reasons
 - `<glob>` can be a user ID (e.g. `@example:matrix.org`) but also more sophisticated. Be careful when using actual glob syntax as whole servers can be banned even if just a single user is the intended target.
 - `<reason>` is technically optional but should always be supplied so that we know why a certain user was banned in retrospect. The bot supports parsing quotations so `"<reason>"` is usually what you want if more than one word is used.
 
 ## Banning a Server
 
 ```
-!draupnir ban server general <glob> <reason>
+!draupnir ban server <list> <glob> <reason>
 ```
 
+- `<list>` either `general` for general misconduct or `internal` for CCCHH-internal reasons
 - `<glob>` can be used to ban subdomains of a domain too, e.g. `*.example.com`. If used, an additional `--force` is required after the whole command.
 - `<reason>` should be supplied and supports quotation (`"<reason>") if more than one word is used
 - When a domain is banned, we usually also ban all subdomains too. This needs to be done in two separate commands.