Changed SF1 to apply a 1/incMult multiplier to hacknet costs to match how NFG, SF12, etc. handle it. Previously was calculated as a %reduction.
Changed wording on SF9 to include a %reduction in hacknet costs.
Buffed SF9 effect to 12% base from 8%, to make up for weaker hacknet cost mults from SF1.
* 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
* handle enums differently
* Enums are frozen and fed directly to the proxy
* Enums are not included in the NSFull definition, allowing samekeys for RamCostTree<API>, InternalAPI<API>, and ExternalAPI<API>
* Rewrote a lot of the ramcalc test, with better typing thanks to the samekeys above
* Fix ns1 for proxy (args, pid, and enums after above changes were not being added to ns1 scripts.)
* Fixed an overview issue where the bars could display inaccurately.
Update changelog and bump version to 2.2.1
* infiltration gain bug fix
* fix corp division description
* avoid some issues with Infinity at super high NFG levels
Co-authored-by: Daniel Perez Alvarez <danielpza@protonmail.com>
Includes some bug fixes:
* Fix sleeve shock internal/display discrepancy (0-100 vs 0-100)
* Special error message if ns function called without a this
* Change whitespace to pre-wrap for dialog box.
* Fix bug where idle sleeves do not consume cycles but still recover shock from those cycles. Now they do not recover during idle.
* attempted to tag commit as v2.2.0
Add to the contributor's guide various ways to clone and fork the code repository. These methods are: (1) web browser; (2) GitHub Desktop; and (3) command line. Be consistent in how shell commands are presented.
Fix 2 broken URLs in the guide on contribution. Each link is meant to point to the dev branch of the project because new contributions should be based on that branch.
