Some plate carriers have no required plates, and thus were failing the functional check. I've changed it to check for an item count greater than the required plate count (Since `items` also contains the carrier itself).
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It now returns an empty array if the pool is initially empty.
This function does not guarantee the number of elements returned because it will break out the loop early if the pool is exhausted.
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A similar field can also be seen in static container generation which the value is respected
Also Limited the amount of random draws to avoid going over the `desiredSpawnpointCount`
- Consider a potential mod that changes every spawn point's `IsAlwaysSpawn` to true, then there is absolute no point for the generator to draw them again and only to have them removed during dedupe
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The server expects that the total "Progress" when a bitcoin is complete to be the "ProductionTime" value (145000 by default). However the server was using a modified target value, while only adding the actual time change to the Progress.
This results in a drift over time between the client/server while the server is stopped, as the client gets an incorrect value on startup.
If we instead scale the addition to Progress based on the adjusted craft time, and target the base productionTime for completion, we can get a much more accurate progress while offline that matches the client
I used the profile from this ticket for testing: https://dev.sp-tarkov.com/SPT-AKI/Issues/issues/496
The user has both an upgrade and bitcoin going at the same time, so they should progress at the same rate. This is what the code was previously resulting in:
While the server was shut down for 50 minutes (As noted by the upgrade), only 36 minutes was deducted from the bitcoin craft.
This is the result of that same profile after these changes were made:
You can see that ~2 hours 25 minutes was deducted from both the upgrade, as well as the bitcoin craft timer. There is still a slight discrepancy, but in a total bitcoin run it should be minimal
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As far as I can tell, there's no need to strip backslashes, as they should only exist to escape other characters (Double quotes, for example). Stripping them will more often than not result in invalid JSON
NOTE: Due to the loss of git history, I'm unable to see _why_ exactly this replacement was done in the first place. There may be some valid reason I'm not thinking of. If this is the case, I can look at other solutions
Resolves: https://dev.sp-tarkov.com/SPT-AKI/Issues/issues/488
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