Significantly updates the Engineering guidebook (more explicitly the Atmos section) to have a lot more relevant and useful information.
Right now engineering has been getting update after update with no real change to the relevant guidebook entry. This has lead to a lot of out of date information and bad practices being prevalent in the guidebook, something that pains me to read.
* Fix firelock prediction issues with periodic pulses of closing lights
For some reason this function was setting a time for the next state
which was triggering the door system to try to close the firelock.
This does not happen serverside because the function only fires from an
event called clientside apparently.
It appears to be an attempt to stop firelocks from closing instantly
that did not function properly, and I cannot discern any other purpose.
As such I have removed it.
* Remove redundant serverside check
This became redundant with commit 439a87f2
* Change prying system and pryunpoweredcomp to allow for custom time modifiers
This will be useful if I go the route of making firelocks pryable when
unpowered instead of just being able to open and close instantly when
unpowered.
* Make firelocks properly predicted
Shared system made. Since atmos checks can only be done on the server we
just have it set relevant bools on the component and then dirty it.
Ditched atmos checks on trying to open, they now only happen whenever
firelocks are updated.
* Make firelocks pryable without a crowbar
While this usually would only allow you to do this when a door is
unpowered, firelocks do not have the airlock component which actually
does that check. As such firelocks will always allow you to pry them
open/closed by hand.
* Clean up System. Change update interval to be based on ticks. Move as much as possible to shared
* Make firelocks unable to emergency close for 2 seconds after being pried open
* Clean up
* More cleanup
* Reorganize SharedFirelockSystem methods to match Initialize order
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Co-authored-by: ShadowCommander <10494922+ShadowCommander@users.noreply.github.com>
