Mechanical Engineering Cross Role Interactions (#22880)

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This PR adds new "Cross-Role Interactions" for the Mechanical
Engineering skill, with two specific kinds that are aimed at a variety
of different roles.

1. **Bonus damage vs. structures**: Having ranks in MechE makes you deal
bonus damage when melee attacking structures like Airlocks and Windows.
This makes it a desireable niche pick for any kind of job that can see
themself wanting to take a breaching to a room's entrance! For example,
paramedics, shaft miners, and security can all make use of it on
occasion.
2. **Mech Repair Speed**: This one is aimed specifically at Machinists.
Repairing mechs with a welder is no longer instantaneous (That was very
powergamey in practice for 'battle machinists'). Instead it has a repair
speed (and repair amount) that scales with your Mechanical Engineering
skill.

Why MechE and not Robotics? To encourage further "Machinist
Specialization". Machinist players were already pretty naturally
inclined to position their character as either being a Robotics
Specialist, or a Mechatronics Specialist, by sheer virtue of there being
two machinist slots and two noticeably distinctive roles. This
separation of skill interactions is there to further encourage this
degree of separation between machinist skillsets.

As a side note, just so I'm not thoroughly pissing off every machinist
main. As a quality of life improvement, I've made it so that attempting
to repair a mech with a welder will loop the repair until completed or
interrupted.

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Signed-off-by: VMSolidus <evilexecutive@gmail.com>

code/datums/skills/occupational/engineering.dm

@@ -22,7 +22,8 @@
 /singleton/skill/mechanical_engineering
 	name = "Mechanical Engineering"
 	description = "Mechanical engineering has to do with general construction of objects, walls, windows, and so on. It is also necessary for the usage of heavy machinery \
-				such as emitters. This skill is also commonly used for crafting items out of raw materials, and heavily governs the quality of said objects."
+			such as emitters. This skill is also commonly used for crafting items out of raw materials, and heavily governs the quality of said objects. \
+			It also modifies the damage you deal when attacking structures such as airlocks and windows."
 	maximum_level = SKILL_LEVEL_PROFESSIONAL
 	uneducated_skill_cap = SKILL_LEVEL_FAMILIAR
 	category =  /singleton/skill_category/occupational
@@ -39,15 +40,24 @@
 			+ " - Items you craft will be of slightly lower than average quality.<br>" \
 			+ " - You take 50% longer to craft anything.<br>" \
 			+ " - You can interact with some Engineering-related machinery.<br>" \
+			+ " - You deal 10% more damage when attacking structures such as airlocks, windows, and machinery.<br>" \
+			+ " - You can repair exosuits 25% faster<br>" \
+			+ " - Each use of a welder on an exosuit repairs 5 more damage.<br>" \
 			+ " - You can recognize what a few wires do in mechanical devices by sight.",
 		SKILL_LEVEL_TRAINED = "You have formal training in general Engineering concepts, equivalent to a Bachelor's Degree. <br>" \
 			+ " - You can craft items at the standard speed.<br>" \
-			+ " - You can craft a wider variety of items.<br>" \
+			+ " - Items you craft are generally at average quality.<br>" \
 			+ " - You can interact with most if not all Engineering equipment.<br>" \
+			+ " - You deal 15% more damage when attacking structures such as airlocks, windows, and machinery.<br>" \
+			+ " - You can repair exosuits 50% faster<br>" \
+			+ " - Each use of a welder on an exosuit repairs 10 more damage.<br>" \
 			+ " - You can recognize what several wires do in mechanical devices by sight.",
 		SKILL_LEVEL_PROFESSIONAL = "You have many years of training in general Engineering concepts, equivalent to a Master's Degree or better.<br>" \
 			+ " - You can craft items 50% faster.<br>" \
-			+ " - You can craft a much wider variety of items.<br>" \
+			+ " - Items you craft are of much higher quality on average.<br>" \
+			+ " - You deal 20% more damage when attacking structures such as airlocks, windows, and machinery.<br>" \
+			+ " - You can repair exosuits 75% faster<br>" \
+			+ " - Each use of a welder on an exosuit repairs 15 more damage.<br>" \
 			+ " - You can recognize what many wires do in mechanical devices by sight.",
 	)