Added new Artron Energy functions for e2 #971
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- Added tardisEnergy() which returns the current Artron Energy of the TARDIS. - Added tardisMaxEnergy() which returns the current 'tardis2_artron_energy_max' setting. - Added tardisRemoveEnergy(number) which removes 'number' amount of energy from the TARDIS it is used on. This can be used if one wants to either easily drain a tardis, or for the intended use case, add fuel cost to custom e2 functions. Unknown if this last function should only work on the Owners TARDISes or not.
- use GetArtron everywhere - rename tardis2 to tardis as legacy no longer has the E2 extension - rename functions to include artron - slight variable naming tweaks
MattJeanes
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Nov 4, 2023
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Unsure if this last function should only work on the Owners TARDISes or not.