* Make every EntitySystem partial
* Oobs thats for a diff PR
* Also oops on that one
* Test systems
* git are we fr
* Update file templates
* cleanup empty classes while we are here
* forgor
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Co-authored-by: AJCM-git <ajcm_mail@disroot.org>
* initial commit
* misc additions and fixes
* final tests and additions
* cleanup 1
* fix tests and add a test
* fix tests AGAIN
* abject horror and misery
* cleanup
* cleanup 2
* address some issues
* Predict dumping
- This got soaped really fucking hard.
- Dumping is predicted, this required disposals to be predicte.d
- Disposals required mailing (because it's tightly coupled), and a smidge of other content systems.
- I also had to fix a compnetworkgenerator issue at the same time so it wouldn't mispredict.
* Fix a bunch of stuff
* nasty merge
* Some reviews
* Some more reviews while I stash
* Fix merge
* Fix merge
* Half of review
* Review
* re(h)f
* lizards
* feexes
* feex
* Power stuff
- Add shared IsPowered
- Add shared ResolveApc
- Move PowerChangedEvent to shared for now
- Add SlimPoweredLight that actually functions how you'd expect a PoweredLight to function it id didn't have a bunch of bloat on it.
* big update
* boing
* Try syncing powered state to client
For some reason the client is not receiving the ApcPowerReceiverComponentState, so it's not working.
* Fix powered state not syncing to client
The client PowerReceiverSystem was abstract, which prevented it from
running initialize.
* Flip check so that it runs bigger checks first
PowerDisabled skips the others.
NeedsPower skips the receiving check.
* Disallow changing Powered manually
* Move Powered update to PowerReceiverSystem
* Move appearance to event subscription
* Move metadata component to AllEntityQuery
* Cleanup
* Move Powered update back to PowerNetSystem
It's easier to use the EntityQueries and it dosen't need to be updated
anywhere else.
* Put appearance updating back
* Move IsPowered to shared
* Simplify IsPowered
* Cleanup
* Remove duplicate PowerChangedEvent
PowerChangedEvent on ProviderChanged doesn't seem to be needed
PowerChangedEvent gets raised by in update if the power state changes
after a new provider is connected
