feat(content, port): Port vitamin-based allergies and cannibalism from DDA

[RobbieNeko]

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Purpose of change

Fixes #5613 and many requests for them to be ported by porting the following DDA PRs:
Cannibalism checks as a vitamin
Vitamin-based allergy

This should greatly improve user experience for anyone with traits regarding dietary restrictions, and also in theory allows us to cut back on any bloated food variants that are just about providing options for certain dietary restrictions.

Describe the solution

• Ports the PRs mentioned above
• Uses the same script as used for the latter DDA PR in order to apply the vitamins for allergies automatically (a link to the repo for said script can be found in said DDA PR)
• Enforces the convention of materials always being contained in an array for food-related materials
  • This is necessary for the script to function, and also just a nice change for consistency.

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Implode
• Reinvent the wheel
• Wait for someone else to do it
• Leave out the formatting change and instead create an altered version of the script
  • While more-atomic commits are nice, I don't see the harm in doing a bit of necessary formatting here when it's as easy as some find-replace work. Besides, standardization is good. Also, this way I don't have to learn typescript or make an entirely new python script for this

Testing

• It builds on my machine
• It loads (after making condition_type an enum class so that we don't have namespace collision with vitamins.h VITAMIN), and it indeed behaves appropriately with dietary restrictions!
• It works without Simplified Nutrition as well, which is good.

Herbivores can't eat meat:

Carnivores can't eat veggies:

It works without Simplified Nutrition:

Additional context

Basic documentation added at request of Scarf
Haven't tested Cannibalism yet, but I assume it works

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[RobbieNeko]

Thank you Tree of formatting

[RobbieNeko]

The Windows build is attempting to pocket-veto the PR via refusing to actually end tests lmao

[RoyalFox2140]

I think it's fine, it seems to work. But This needs more reviewers. It's 2000 lines.

[KheirFerrum]

I'm looking at the changes to the "material" definitions in the JSONs and wondering if anything done to the cpp necessitates it.

If it does, I'll need to suggest some changes to the cpp to use assigns or something to maintain the old method of defining materials, otherwise this will require a lot of tedious rewriting of JSONs for no reason in every mod available to BN.

If it doesn't, then I'd suggest removing those changes to the JSON as they are not necessary and may end up confusing.

Edit: I've been told the changes are purely JSON side and are necessary for a script to add nutrients to food. As this doesn't change how the game loads cpp older 1-entry material definitions will still function so I'm good with it.

[Zlorthishen]

I compiled this locally and it works for Windows 11.

I confirmed that:

• Herbivores refused to eat meat
• Carnivores refused to eat any plant
• Hates Fruit refused to eat any fruit, but would eat other plants without the allergen_fruit
• Cannable works
  

[RoyalFox2140]

I think this is safe to merge. Kheir and Scarf have both looked at it somewhat, it's been compile tested a few times. We can fix anything missed later in post.