* Fix stacks being consumed by redspace.
Fixes#12606
* Add comment on why (I think) the stack fix happens to work.
* Fix a potential minor logic error.
If the stack has no items left, we drop it, it gets merged
with another stack on the ground, then we should still report
the stack as having zero items.
Otherwise there's a potential to accidentally use items on the ground
once you run out of items in hand, which is slightly surprising.
* Adds support for self-filling reagent containers
* Sets tool_behaviour on the default set of tools
* Fixing merge conflicts
* Refactors welder to use tool behaviour
* The refactor: part I
* The refactor: part II
* Tool Refactor Part III: Revenge of the Maint
* Tool Refactor Part IV: A New Hope
* Tool Refactor Part V: The Oldcoder Strikes Back
* Tool Refactor Part VI: Return of the Coder
* VII
* Holy shit, it compiles?!
* Nannek I completed your TODO, you owe me ice cream
* Tool helpers; telepad is compliant
* Bugtest, Round 1: Fight
Fuck refactoring disposals
* Buggfixing, Round 2: Electric Boogaloo
* Personal crafting uses tool behaviours now
* Construction datums use new tool behaviours; better way of handling fueltank refuelling; more bugfixing
* multitool_check_buffer change; removes some useless things in tool_helpers
* proc name change
* TRUE/FALSE changes
* Bugfixing, Round 3: A Good Day To Bugfix Hard
Fixes multiple issues raised by the testmerge
* Minor style changes
* Some runtime fixes
* fixes#12892
* Alternative fix. Better behaviour
* qdel atmos thingy when loc is null
* Eye colour init protection
* Whoops. Forgotten /
* Suggestions update
* Fixed a runtime where IPCs losing their arms would cause a runtime in the hand
* Fixes mobs being able to nuzzle a grill to dead and a runtime there
* Added extra logging to the NPCpools
If the stack has no items left, we drop it, it gets merged
with another stack on the ground, then we should still report
the stack as having zero items.
Otherwise there's a potential to accidentally use items on the ground
once you run out of items in hand, which is slightly surprising.
