Dirty fix for available ram float errors

1MB added to available ram when checking if available is sufficient. All actual ram values in game are a multiple of 50MB so an extra 1MB can't ever allow additional script load to be ran.

src/NetscriptFunctions/Singularity.ts

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ export function NetscriptSingularity(player: IPlayer, workerScript: WorkerScript
       if (script.filename === cbScript) {
         const ramUsage = script.ramUsage;
         const ramAvailable = home.maxRam - home.ramUsed;
-        if (ramUsage > ramAvailable) {
+        if (ramUsage > ramAvailable + 0.001) {
           return; // Not enough RAM
         }
         const runningScriptObj = new RunningScript(script, []); // No args

src/NetscriptWorker.ts

@@ -532,7 +532,7 @@ function createAndAddWorkerScript(
   const oneRamUsage = getRamUsageFromRunningScript(runningScriptObj);
   const ramUsage = roundToTwo(oneRamUsage * threads);
   const ramAvailable = server.maxRam - server.ramUsed;
-  if (ramUsage > ramAvailable) {
+  if (ramUsage > ramAvailable + 0.001) {
     dialogBoxCreate(
       `Not enough RAM to run script ${runningScriptObj.filename} with args ` +
         `${arrayToString(runningScriptObj.args)}. This likely occurred because you re-loaded ` +
@@ -750,7 +750,7 @@ export function runScriptFromScript(
     if (server.hasAdminRights == false) {
       workerScript.log(caller, () => `You do not have root access on '${server.hostname}'`);
       return 0;
-    } else if (ramUsage > ramAvailable) {
+    } else if (ramUsage > ramAvailable + 0.001) {
       workerScript.log(
         caller,
         () =>

src/Terminal/commands/runScript.ts

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ export function runScript(
       return;
     }
 
-    if (ramUsage > ramAvailable) {
+    if (ramUsage > ramAvailable + 0.001) {
       terminal.error(
         "This machine does not have enough RAM to run this script with " +
           numThreads +