Automatic changelog compile, [ci skip]

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<li class="rscadd">The booze o' mat now has wine..bags.</li>
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<h3 class="author">KasparoVy updated:</h3>
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<li class="rscadd">The eyes of humanoids who have XRAY vision mutation, sufficiently high darkview, synthetic eyes or eye implants now appear to shine in the dark.</li>
<li class="rscadd">Adds a way to 'cut' one icon's pixels out of another by using the get_icon_difference() proc.</li>
<li class="bugfix">get_location_accessible() now checks the appropriate flags when determining the accessibility of eyes.</li>
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<h3 class="author">Serket updated:</h3>
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<li class="bugfix">Death Wand can kill slimes and hopefully everything</li>
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the container with your purchase.
Fethas:
- rscadd: The booze o' mat now has wine..bags.
KasparoVy:
- rscadd: The eyes of humanoids who have XRAY vision mutation, sufficiently high
darkview, synthetic eyes or eye implants now appear to shine in the dark.
- rscadd: Adds a way to 'cut' one icon's pixels out of another by using the get_icon_difference()
proc.
- bugfix: get_location_accessible() now checks the appropriate flags when determining
the accessibility of eyes.
Serket:
- bugfix: Death Wand can kill slimes and hopefully everything
- bugfix: Wizards can no longer mind-swap borgs
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author: "KasparoVy"
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changes:
- rscadd: "The eyes of humanoids who have XRAY vision mutation, sufficiently high darkview, synthetic eyes or eye implants now appear to shine in the dark."
- rscadd: "Adds a way to 'cut' one icon's pixels out of another by using the get_icon_difference() proc."
- bugfix: "get_location_accessible() now checks the appropriate flags when determining the accessibility of eyes."