spawns have a high overhead.
I only went for easy targets, almost every spawn could be removed with a few subsystems in place to handle delays or cooldowns
This requires a 508 beta version to use. If Travis fails this he's a bitch
Exceptions will generate a stack trace, which is way easier to see and more helpful in actually solving this kind of crap. Also logs all the arguments, src, line, and file automatically.
Removed any dubiously helpful information in the exception names so the runtime condenser won't see each one as a different runtime. If the information is critical to solve these bugs (camera one maybe?), then I'll just make these warnings.
Thrown exceptions crash the currently running proc. Yes that means there's useless returns in a bunch of these, sue me. spawn()'s are to let the proc continue.
Almost all of these are difficult to trigger, but I did test playsound. And frankly even if they do cause bugs by crashing procs, big whoop
This should fix shuttle walls not rotating back to their old state correctly when the shuttle docks elsewhere.
Also uses built in procs and caches the calculated rotation angle to improve shuttle docking speed by not calculating it again for every object.
This should also ensure that diagonal objects rotate correctly, rather then snapping back to a cardinal direction.
Under carn shuttles, When shuttles dock at a docking port that is not the same direction as them, they rotate their bounding box, and they do magic i don't understand to rotate where the turfs get placed.
But it doesn't rotate the items or smoothwall or handle pixel_xy or any of that.
This fixes that.
Shuttle rotation will call /atom/proc/shuttleRotate(degrees)
Default behavior handles most cases, and overrides handle edge cases.
Shuttle walls don't smooth wall or obey directions, so I just rotate their icon using matrix transform, its dirty but it works.
See: https://tgstation13.org/msoshit/powrightinthekisser.png or https://tgstation13.org/msoshit/fuckingshuttles.png
