contraband system for reagents

[Ian321]

About the PR

This PR adds the ability to classify reagents and their contraband status with the help of forensic pads.

Fixes #31383
Fixes #32218

(there where more issues, but i can't find them)

Why / Balance

It was previously not possible to mark a reagent as contraband.

I have only added lead, romerol, vestine and its derivatives as syndicate contraband for the start as I feel those are uncontroversial.

Technical details

• Modified the ForensicPadSystem to "scan" drainable/drawable containers (puddles, beakers, syringes, ...).
• Added a new datafield "Contraband" to reagents. (I would of loved to re-use the other system, but reagents can't have components.)
  • Set it to "Syndicate" for Lead, Stimulants(Hyperzine), Nocturine, MuteToxin, Lexorin, Romerol, Vestine and Tazinide
• Expanded the guidebook entry for forensics.
• Expanded the guidebook for chemicals.

Media

Screencast.From.2024-11-05.20-49-41.mp4

Screencast.From.2024-11-06.13-53-11.mp4

Requirements

• I have read and am following the Pull Request and Changelog Guidelines.
• I have added media to this PR or it does not require an ingame showcase.

Breaking changes

None.

Changelog

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• add: Chemicals can now be contraband.
• add: Forensic pads can now be used to classify chemicals.

[Ian321]

Could in theory also encode the "GrandTheft" severity. Could make for an interesting objective: "Steal 10u of liquid youth from the command bar/vault.".

[YotaXP]

Not in the scope of this PR, but perhaps there should be a new contraband category for prescription drugs that doctors are allowed to grant permission to possess.

[Djungelskog2]

holy guacamole a reason to use forensic pads

[slarticodefast]

Very useful feature in my opinion. I found a few nitpicks that need to be corrected. I will check with the other maintainers and admins if this implementation is a good approach since the contraband system is quite connected to our server rules.

[Ian321]

The failed test DeleteAllThenGhost is unrelated and passed on my machine.