fix: Tear out toolweapon_on and toolweapon_off and dependent iuse actions. Add WATER_DISABLE flag. Add need_dry variable to transforms.

[KheirFerrum]

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Purpose of change

• refactor: Energy Rework #5259 needs to convert all iuse actions to the new format, I figured we could use a separate PR to cut down on actions I need to convert.

Describe the solution

• Removes toolweapon_on and toolweapon_off iuse actions and their dependent actions for stuff like chainsaws and lajatangs. Adds a need_dry field to transforms to the behaviour closely mimics that of the toolweapon_* iuse actions and a WATER_DISABLE flag that disables an item that gets submerged in water, as WATER_EXTINGUISH would mean even rain can kill it which we don't want. (Not to mention it adds the (lit) modifier to the name of the item)

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Doing it another time while cursing the name of all who came before.

Testing

• Spawned Electric Chainsaw, turned it on.
  • Checked that it consumed charges on transformation and continues to do so in active state.
  • Check that it can be turned off without issue.
  • Check that it can still chop down trees in off form.

Additional context

I heard you liked removing fossilized spaghetti code, so I removed spaghetti code so I can remove more spaghetti code.

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[RoyalFox2140]

Nobody merge it until I'm done working on the hellish amounts of json.

Stale

[chaosvolt]

1. Compiled and load-tested.
2. Started up a chainsaw, it runs as expected and only eats a few charges when started, as expected.
3. Deactivated the chainsaw and could re-start it without issue.
4. Walked into shallow water, can activate the chainsaw just fine, moving around doesn't extinguingish it.
5. Deep water correctly reverts a running chainsaw to inactive state and disallows starting it, stepping back out lets it work again.

Left a single smol proposal for a more clear message, everything else seems fine. :3