E2 Permissions Escalation Fix and @disabled rework

[Derpius]

This reimplements my original perms escalation fix from last year, and improves upon @disabled by turning it into a preprocessor form of error().

It also adds the directive when an E2 is pasted from a dupe that has code authored by someone other than the player duplicating.

Additionally, I saw that :SetPlayer() wasn't being called from the Wire_Expression2_Player_Authed hook while I was searching for all instances of setting chip.player so I've added a call to it there.

Still a draft as I need to implement the two owners into both the tooltip and remote uploader, and I need to test the dupe protection in multiplayer

[Derpius]

@Anticept should the world overlay even display the CPPI owner?

All prop protection addons I've used have some form of HUD overlay already

[Anticept]

@Anticept should the world overlay even display the CPPI owner?

All prop protection addons I've used have some form of HUD overlay already

Part of the reason I suggest this is to communicate to everyone that it is possible for the owner of a chip, and the owner of the code that runs on the chip, to be different. Thus this helps people understand what might be going on.

As it stands right now, nothing does this in wiremod, so it's a paradigm shift.

If someone uploads code to an E2, certain things might act on them instead of the chip owner right? Prop protection or not, this is another way to help people understand what is going on. So yes, please include showing on the world overlay.

[Derpius]

This will mean updating the base world overlay to use CPPI owner with a fallback to sandbox's GetPlayer
I could put the CPPI owner in the E2 specific overlay and have the base owner name be the code author, but given it's next to the entity name that would probably cause confusion

This is just setName but it's what I had in mind

Might move the author to the central panel but the code that calculates the size and performs the layout of that is god awful so I'd rather avoid it

[Derpius]

One other thing, I'm going to rename @disabled to @error cause I noticed that it works as a compile time error directive now, even showing in editor

@Vurv78 has informed me of preprocessor commands, which are a better fit for this than directives

[Derpius]

Just tested in multiplayer, all works

[Derpius]

Replaced @disabled directive with #error and improved the syntax highlighting of preprocessor commands to boot (personally not a fan of the hot pink for the default colour but left it as is)

This also allows for easy addition of #warning when @Vurv78 gets around to adding warnings to the preprocessor

[Derpius]

Tested the UI in singleplayer and multiplayer both with and without CPPI implementing addons