Game Development: Fine Produce

We've been developing, and here's what's new.

New Implementations
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• Added "Produce Sack". Produce Sacks are crafted using a bunch of cloth (and sundry), and can hold the contents of one stockpile of any kind. Hold (or carry) the sack, and Right-Click a stockpile, to bag it. When in a sack, the stockpile can be carried around, stashed in e.g. carts, sleds, and all such. Produce Sacks stack three high when in your inventory. Variable materials, cute icon upfront, otherwise pretty much a stockpile variant.
• Added "Wood Scorpion". A nasty li'l stinger of a guy who lives occasionally in select forest biomes, and abundantly in "Badlands". Scorpions can be picked up, at risk of stinging, but can also decide to attack, and can't be picked up while in combat. Ultimately, when dead, they are a curiosity, and a bug.
• Added "Fine Sled", an improved sled carrying three, rather than two, objects.
• Added "Pearl Oyster", a forageable accessible only using a "Diver's Weight".

Key Fixes
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• Added a proper icon and description for quests performed for the Ancestors — bless them!

Small Fixes
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• Minedust indicating nearby collapse tiles should now drop on the center of the tile.
• "Lynx"es now have "Big Brain"s.
• Fixed a hotkey conflict in the action menu. (Birch Bark Cap/Rathat).
• Added a new submenu "Ships & Boats" under "Vehicles & Movables", and moved appropriate builds in under that.
• "Grind Pipestuff" recipe action now uses the correct, new, icon for Pipestuff.
• Added a small puddle to "Bee Skep"s which displays if the Skep is more than half full of honey.

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In the Pipe
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• Our primary development direction is toward object-controlled-objects.
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