This can be used to avoid several lookups for these traits, as well as allow Actor to provide specialised methods to deal with target types efficiently. This also reduces some code duplication.
To prevent the AI generating lag spikes by issuing too many orders in a single tick, it is now limited in how many orders can be issued per tick. Extra orders are queued. This allows the performance hit of issuing multiple orders to be spread out over several ticks.
The Warhead and WeaponInfo classes now maintain preconstructed sets of valid and invalid targets to speed up validation checks since LINQ Intersect no longer has to be called (which recreates the sets internally each time).
Fixed minor bugs in the AI where it was repeating the validation logic but failing to account for invalid targets.
Removes Reloads trait.
This enables adding multiple AmmoPools via @ differentiators and
Name which adds the possibility to assign each armament to a specific
ammo pool.
Furthermore, this moves all Reloads functionality onto AmmoPool.
Now a combination of all three is possible on a single actor: no limited
ammo, limited ammo that can reload on its own, and limited ammo which
needs to be reloaded at a rearm actor.
Additionally moves RearmSound from Minelayer to AmmoPool.
There was an issue where HackyAI would try to build buildings
at old base location and would fail, unless it was placed at the
same place where the old MCV was.
