Normalize Goats recipe activity levels

[TheGoatGod]

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Summary

• update every Goats mod recipe to use the new LIGHT/MODERATE/BRISK activity levels, matching the most common level for each CDDA subcategory
• default recipes without explicit subcategories to LIGHT so every recipe uses a supported activity level

Testing

• not run (data-only change)

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https://chatgpt.com/codex/tasks/task_e_68e59be9ec888333af02d44825ce628c

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CodeAnt-AI Description

Normalize recipe activity levels to supported LIGHT/MODERATE categories

What Changed

• Replaced deprecated or unsupported activity levels in many Goats-mod recipes so crafting now uses the new LIGHT or MODERATE activity categories.
• User-visible crafting exertion updated for common items: teas and most drinks/juices, canned and pickled vegetables, dried mushrooms and many primitive survival recipes now show and apply LIGHT exertion; some primitive container builds (e.g., birch water jug/funnel) now show MODERATE exertion.
• Recipes without an explicit compatible activity level now default to a supported LIGHT level so every recipe reports a valid exertion.
• No changes to ingredients, results, or crafting times — only the exertion category (how much stamina/activity the player expends while crafting) and JSON formatting were adjusted.

Impact

✅ Accurate stamina drain when crafting teas, juices, and preserved foods
✅ Fewer recipe compatibility/load errors due to unsupported activity labels
✅ Consistent exertion labels for primitive crafting (canning, drying, container builds)

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Suggestion: The skills_required entry is currently a flat array and should be a list of skill/level pairs (nested array), e.g. wrap the pair in another array so it becomes [ [ "survival", 2 ] ]. [possible bug]

Suggested change

	"survival",
	2
	[
	"survival",
	2
	]

Why Change? ⭐

The improved code converts the flat array of skill name and level into a nested array containing a single skill/level pair:

• The result is valid JSON and retains the trailing comma consistent with surrounding entries.
• This structure matches the common recipe schema where skills_required is a list of [skill, level] pairs (i.e., an array of arrays), preventing misinterpretation by parsers that expect each skill to be its own pair.
• The change is purely structural within the JSON and does not reference any external code or new identifiers, so it cannot introduce runtime errors by itself.
  Assumptions: the recipe loader expects a list of skill/level pairs (nested arrays). Given that, this change is syntactically correct and aligns with expected schema.

[codeant-ai]

Suggestion: Replace the malformed skills_required entry for atlatl (currently a flat array mixing a string and a number) with a nested pair array so it matches the other recipes' ["skill", level] structure. [possible bug]

Suggested change

	"throw",
	2
	[
	"throw",
	2
	]

Why Change? ⭐

The improved code changes the flat array ["throw", 2] into a nested pair [["throw", 2]], matching the format used elsewhere in this file
(see other recipes where skills_required entries are arrays of [skill, level] pairs). This produces valid JSON and aligns with the
expected engine schema for skills_required (a list of skill/level tuples). The modification preserves types (string and integer),
includes proper punctuation and trailing comma as in the original context, and will not introduce syntax errors. Assumes the game/data
loader expects an array of skill pairs — which is supported by the surrounding recipe entries in this PR — therefore this fix is
executable and correct.