NPCs Go Home

A no-longer-lightweight fork of OEA's Lightweight Lua Scheduling version 1.1 (I implemented most of the changes from 1.2 though)

Things I've Added, Changed or Fixed

NPC "homes"
- Outside NPCs who have homes (local cell that contains their name, i.e.: NPC Fargoth and cell "Seyda Neen, Fargoth's House") are currently paired with the inside cell of their home
- Other NPCs are configurably paired with local public houses (Inns, temples, and guildhalls of their faction)
Option to move NPCs into their home rather than disable them
- Working on a better variety of positions in cells
Moved NPCs persist on save/load

Timer for updating everything, configurable interval
Disabled NPCs are reenabled even if the option to disable NPCs is off
Silt Striders and pack guars are disabled as well
Inclement weather toggle removed, in favour of dropdown with "None" option
Travel agents, their silt striders, and configured races/classes optionally stay in inclement weather
When locking doors, cells that contain NPCs of any class on the ignore list are left alone
- Cells that are >= 67% (configurable) one faction will be public, if that faction is on the ignore list
- Cells of player joined factions are also public
- Additionally, NPCs in those cells can still be interacted with
Cells with no NPCs are not locked
Ignore list now supports NPC class and faction. Any interior cell with an NPC of ignored class or faction will not be locked, or have its NPCS disabled.

data/positions.lua contains positions used for NPC placement in homes and public houses
it's tedious work, so I haven't done many, so I've added debug some debug keybinds to help:
- ctrl + c prints to mwse.log position data sorta properly formatted for positions.lua
- alt + c prints to mwse.log all the current runtime data, found in common.runtimeData
  - includes: public houses and homes found for NPCs: cells that NPCs will be moved to, needing position data

Currently NPCs without a home are moved into local cells with matching faction, or a random public cell
NPCs are classed based on the worth of their equipped items, and inventory
- NPC worth is a table of: equipped items worth, inventory items worth, barter gold and if a merchant with a cell, the worth of items in containers in that cell that the NPC sells is added, and the total of all calculated values
Public houses are classed based on the worth of NPCs in the cell

Move non-faction NPCs who don't have homes to temples or inns based on their "worth"
Pick temple for the poorest NPCs, or classed inns based on NPC/inn "worth"

~~If NPCs in a town are moved, and the player moves far away from that town before they're moved back, then saves and reloads, those NPCs will probably stay moved.~~ should be fixed
It's probably one big bowl of spaghetti