unix fixes

apparently the test fails because unix doesn't like rustg file procs.

I'll still keep it for windows just because I can.

code/modules/unit_tests/~splurt/underwear_items.dm

@@ -28,8 +28,9 @@
 		var/list/lines = outputs[object_type]
 		var/output_file = "[lines.Join("\n")]"
 		rustg_file_write(output_file, "data/~generated_files/[object_type].dm")
-		var/current = rustg_file_read("modular_zzplurt/code/modules/clothing/underwear/~generated_files/[object_type].dm")
+		var/current = world.system_type == UNIX ? file2text("modular_zzplurt/code/modules/clothing/underwear/~generated_files/[object_type].dm") : rustg_file_read("modular_zzplurt/code/modules/clothing/underwear/~generated_files/[object_type].dm") //Apparently unix doesn't like rustg file procs
 		if(current != output_file)
+			log("[object_type] is out of date.")
 			fail = TRUE
 
 	if(fail)

tools/ticked_file_enforcement/ticked_file_enforcement.py

@@ -61,6 +61,10 @@ def post_error(string):
         elif line == "// SKYRAT EDIT END":
             continue
         # SKYRAT EDIT END
+        # SPLURT EDIT START - Modular unit tests
+        elif line == "// SPLURT EDIT START" or line == "// SPLURT EDIT END":
+            continue
+        # SPLURT EDIT END
 
         lines.append(line)
 
@@ -88,6 +92,10 @@ def post_error(string):
         if("~skyrat/" in code_file):
             dm_path = "~skyrat\\" + dm_path
         # SKYRAT EDIT END
+        # SPLURT EDIT START - Modular unit tests - guess
+        if("~splurt/" in code_file):
+            dm_path = "~splurt\\" + dm_path
+        # SPLURT EDIT END
 
     included = f"#include \"{dm_path}\"" in lines