This option adds additional time to the sleep in hack/grow/weaken before
the command takes effect. The critical difference between this and doing
your own sleep is that it creates a single, uninterruptible sleep: This
opens up multiple new avenues of gameplay for batching.
Note that use of this new feature is theoretically always suboptimal,
since extending the sleep time wastes RAM.
* Added new positive integer ns validation helper
* `run`, `exec`, and `spawn` verify threads as a positive integer.
* `run` terminal command also fails if the provided threadcount is not a positive integer.
* Removed some references to .script files in various documentation, and removed some of the NS1 example blocks
* Bump electron version to 22.2.1
* Fix npm run electron command (needed the electron-packager-all command which I had removed)
* Improve the npm run format command, no longer floods terminal with all file names
* Updated start command to serve the built version of the game in .app
* Remove some unused commands and unused workflows. Combined the ci and ci-pr workflows.
* Modify check for generated files logic. Attempt to fix so it will edit its own comment instead of posting a new one on every commit.
* Try to fix check for generated files to create a comment on a PR.
* Check for generated files does not count as a failure.
* Lint doesn't fail based on stuff in dist. Prettier and lint no longer use the "diff" version.
* Removed some commands that weren't really used (specific version electron packager commands that require you to have already ran npm run electron to generate .package folder)
* More blade devmenu functions
* Custom money field, set money to 0 option
* Options for removing blade/gang/corp
* Better dev menu responsiveness (dev menu rerenders after adding or removing blade/gang/corp)
* Some general code style changes
`npm run build` now generates a .app folder with the minimal run files
`npm run electron` now uses the .app contents as a base
deploy-dev.yml should upload just the .app folder after building (not tested yet)
