* Motorized Wheelchair improvements (#80045)
## About The Pull Request
This PR improves motorized wheelchairs in the following ways:
- On initialize, motorized wheelchairs will have the most basic possible
stock parts inserted. This resolves a bug where motorized wheelchairs
spawned by admins or other means (mail, mapping) were completely
worthless, as they had no stock parts in them and you could not insert
better ones. When crafted, these basic parts are deleted and replaced
with the correct ones.
- Power cells are now part of the motorized wheelchair recipe, instead
of being inserted after.
- When deconstructed or destroyed, motorized wheelchairs now drop their
power cell on the floor with everything else instead of deleting it from
existence.
- Miscellaneous old code has been tidied up, removing one-letter var
names, pointless code duplication, and the like.
## Why It's Good For The Game
I've been talking to Dalm about this, and wheelchairs are in dire need
of some improvements. Tidying up the mess that is the motorized
wheelchair seemed like a good place to start.
Firstly, it's good for motorized wheelchairs to function as expected
when not specifically crafted by hand. This is helpful to admins,
mappers, and anyone else who might have reason to make one of these
appear. It's also good that all the parts in the wheelchair drop on the
ground when destroyed, as there's no particular reason power cells
should be lost.
As for power cells being included in the recipe - it's not obvious at a
glance that you _need_ to insert a power cell after crafting, until you
try to drive your new wheelchair around. This extra step of annoyance is
now avoided by making it required to stick one in when you build the
thing.
## Changelog
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fix: Motorized wheelchairs will no longer spawn in a bugged state where
they have no parts and can't be upgraded.
fix: Motorized wheelchairs will drop their power cell when destroyed or
deconstructed.
qol: Power cells are now inserted into motorized wheelchairs as part of
the crafting recipe, instead of as an extra step afterwards.
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* Motorized Wheelchair improvements
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Co-authored-by: SyncIt21 <110812394+SyncIt21@ users.noreply.github.com>
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