Flockdrone manual control rework

[TobleroneSwordfish]

[REWORK] [GAMEMODES] [UI] [WIKI]

About the PR

Replaces the finnicky flockdrone contextActions menu with a simpler context sensitive control ability.
Clicking on an allied flockdrone will now select it, giving you a targeting cursor that changes the flockdrone's AI task based on what you click on.

• Clicking on a mob will cause the drone to attack/capture it depending on if it is incapacitated
• Clicking on a tealprint will cause the drone to contribute to it
• Clicking on a flockdrone/bit will cause the drone to repair it
• Clicking on an item will cause the drone to consume it
• Clicking on a flock tile or structure will just move the drone to it
• Clicking on anything else will cause the drone to attempt to convert it

Why's this needed?

Turns out context action menus are far too slow and clunky for flockdrone control, and since it's easily possible to infer meaning from what you clicked on, we may as well do that instead.

Changelog

(u)LeahTheTech
(*)Greatly simplified Flockdrone manual control. Drones now infer orders from the target given.

[FlameArrow57]

Nice

On line 130 just after /mob/living/intangible/flock/click(atom/target, params), could remove the closeContextActions() line I think

Could remove Flock context action icons if they aren't going to be used again?

Current selection of Flock tasks is fine but there's some things left out like butchering, deconstructing, repairing Flock things other than Flockbits and Flockdrones. Could maybe check the user's intent for some of that, which ends up being a bit complicated so not necessary. Would be possible for repairing other Flock things but would still be kind of a lot

[TobleroneSwordfish]

Will get around to the other stuff tomorrow, although I don't think flockminds have intents?

[FlameArrow57]

Yeah nvm

[TobleroneSwordfish]

non-deterministic map correctness checks :)))))

[FlameArrow57]

Cool. Only other thing in mind would be I guess checking for the flock atom property and then could maybe use that to find other repairable targets, but not necessary. Looks good otherwise