Small IPC Fixes

[Ziiro]

About The Pull Request

This is one step on a long road of doing stuff to differentiate/fix IPCs while not immediately affecting material balance concerns. I have other fixes and ideas for balance, however I am going to keep chipping away at this piecemeal.

Why It's Good For The Game

This fixes a few small problems with IPCs that are general usability problems, as well as updates their language pool to maintain their status as "universal translator" with a number of languages.

This also sets robotic limbs to spark when struck, giving it a cooler visual flavor in fights with IPCs & augmented crew.

Changelog

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fix: The IPC posibrains are now stored in the chest.
fix: The IPC "Change Display" action now allows you to also change the color.
fix: IPC tongues have been moved from the head to the mouth
fix: IPC tongues now have have no tastes - liked, disliked, or toxic. (previously was inheriting human tastes)
balance: IPCs now speak more languages to resume their role as a universal translator
add: Robotic limbs now spark when struck by objects with enough force
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[Donkier]

does the is mean headless IPCs are back?

[Ziiro]

does the is mean headless IPCs are back?

Obviously it makes you blind, incomprehensible to speak with, and unable to hear, but yes.

[Ziiro]

Hitting robotic limbs with objects that have enough force now generates sparks

[Ziiro]

Discovered some issues

• Standard Revival surgery currently causes all of the organs to explode out of an IPC, this should be blocked (there's a posibrain reboot option)
• posibrains can be shoved into heads directly, probably need to check ORGAN_SLOT for the attackby of putting brains in heads

[Ziiro]

That should fix those. I'm hesitant to call them solid fixes, but they aren't exactly the hackiest thing I've done.

• Revival no longer appears for MOB_ROBOTIC (we already have that, it's positronic restoration)
• Attempting to shove a brain that does not belong in the head will now no longer be possible, and tell the user the issue.

Tested and confirmed that these behaviors work just fine when dealing with organic carbons