Imagine you're on the last iteration of this loop, you've done the final column of X coordinates and you're going to set maxx.
Would you want to set it to where you are now, the final X column... or would you want to add ONE MORE beyond the template size for some reason then set it to that?
This bug causes all templates that are the size of normal maps to fail to initialize any atoms if your template is the size of your normal maps, because it tries to obtain a square of size minx, miny, minz, maxx, maxy, maxz to initialize, however maxx is nonextant because it exists outside the bounds of the world. It also causes all submaps to initialize an additional column of atoms twice, or not initialize any if they spawn against the right edge of the map.
Removes a very large amount of world loops.
Adds a macro to painlessly generate a global list, and the needed code to modify the list when an object is made or deleted automatically.
Cleans up some commented out code.
* Moves proc/initialize() from being on /atom/movable, /are and /turf/simulated to being on /atom - Now turfs can initialize too
* Added the SSatoms subsystem which controls initialization of atoms at roundstart and during normal conditions.
* Disabled the old auto_init = 0 behavior, ALL atoms should get initialized() called on them now.
* Refactored the way initialize() is called during /New() to utilize SSatoms instead of SScreation
* Removed SScreation, as it was only a stop-gap until SSatoms could be ported.
* Updated the maploader to inform SSatoms when it is loading maps instead of SScreation.
* Updated the template map loader to use SSatoms to perform initTemplateBounds
* Renamed 'initialized' var in seed_storage to deconflict.
* Removed usage of auto_init = 0, replaced with a no-op initialize() proc for atoms that don't need initialization.
* For non-assoc lists every value was being read as a string. For vars like "access_req" this is bad - it doesn't work. Therefore we add support for lists of numbers.
* While I'm here, might as well add support for non-string keys of associative lists too, since that's required by things like vending machines.
