Adds SQL database based syndicate contracts to be viewed from any uplink. These can be used as IC traitor objectives, but hopefully with more RP and stuff.
Adds a new route for the webint url parser. Also reverts to checking for config.webint_url as opposed to running double checks for config.webint_enabled and then for the url. If the URL is present, we're enabling the webint.
webint shall be the common word used now, replaced all instances of webinterface or webAPI with that one phrase. Should make it easier to read and search.
Should make the functions that rely on feeding links for the user about the webinterface easier and faster. Simply need to modify the `process_webAPI_link()` proc and call the specific hyperlinks.
Because qdel() doesn't delete the src.cable reference immediately, the emote loops for quite a bit until the garbage collector ticks.
I may need to find a bit of a better method for it, we'll see.
sqllogging depracted in favour of config.sql_enabled. Database loading is done through /hook/startup/proc/load_databases, with initialize_database_object() being a generalized proc to read any generic database config file. (TODO: config examples in relaiton to last remark.)
Both procs are now generalized, and accept a DBConnection object as an argument. Due to this generalization, all instances of `establish_db_connection()` must be renamed to `establish_db_connection(dbcon)`.
Also added variable `failed_connections` to the definition of DBConnection.
Renames the variables of the DBConnection object to make differentiating them easier.
Reworks the `DBConnection/New()` and `Connect()` methods to allow for the automatic creation of the dbi handler string. Adds a con_database variable to DBConnection to enable this. DBConnection objects now also house the current database they're using for this purpose.
Moves the constructor for dbcon under `/hook/startup/proc/connectDB()`, as it needs to be called after the SQL config has been read by `datum/global_init/New()`
While not exactly a bug, I think it would be logical that blastdoors and such block some level of radiation. As such, if you aren't in full view of the SM, the effective range of the radiation is taken down by 1/3rd. This will make the monitoring room safer.
