the new code has been so successful at detecting them successfully, it seems pointless keeping them up to date manually all the time
if a site update breaks the regular expressions, it would surely change the munges too, breaking any defined in the code
- ensure consistant display based on portal details, by creating portal summary data from details
- pass field count into AP calculation, for accurate destroy amounts
- use portal.options.level, so unclaimed appear as zero
current page.
Rationale: Users have several options of opening a link in a new
tab/window without the target, whereas with the target, users have no
option of reusing the same window.
For RLA, the first multiplier is 2x. Subsequent RLAs add 0.5, 0.25, 0.25 to the multiplier. But expressed as a fraction of the initial multiplier, this is 0.25, 0.125, 0.125. Scale array has been updated to reflect this. This means the "-1" in the calculation is no longer required, and that boost is correctly calculated when baseMultiplier is anything other than 2 (eg VRLA, when it is 7).
If there aren't any Link Amps, the multiplier is 1x.
as part of the munge code cleanups, a safety check was added to the munge searches. if no munge sets can be found, an exception is thrown and no requests are sent. if these requests are posted as part of the regular IITC boot process, these exceptions cause IITC to fail to load. this is a quick and safe fix
IITC still switches to L8 portals one level sooner than default intel though - and this seems about right for the current level of portals commonly seen
- no GUIDs in chat for players or portal details - so remove player GUID related functions
- remove player guid code from COMM
- update portal_info functions to compare to player name rather than guid
- iitc now defaults to lower detail than the standard intel site when zoomed out - it loads much faster, shows more than enough for general use, and is less likely to trigger 'excessive requests' issues
- show more portals plugin: updated for interface changes
- show-less-portals-zoomed-out: deleted (this is now the IITC default)
- new plugin: default-intel-detail - restores the original IITC behaviour on zoom to portal detail level mapping. not recommended
for #656 number 3
