Makes MOD chameleon modules actually work properly #3450
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About The Pull Request
I refactored a big chunk of the MOD chameleon module's code, to ensure it works properly and consistently - especially in the case of covert modsuits, which were completely broken due to the fact it could be equipped in multiple slots.
Fixes #3270
Fixes #2688
working.chameleon.mp4
Why It's Good For The Game
It's nice when shit works - and this module being broken is really annoying for assault ops in particular if they want to be stealthy.
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fix: MOD chameleon modules actually work properly - they disguise when the suit is deactivated, undisguise when its activated, and properly handle modsuits that can be equipped to different slots.
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