* I tried to make this work in 2020 but its been nothing but headache. It's something for the game to control via a flag, not the backend to determine.
* For SW, this restores its original implementation.
So instead of fixing the bug they actually replicated it into a second function. :(
It's too bad that we cannot enable proper writing of NaNs and Infs because it makes most JSON formatters emit an error on this undefined extension of the format.
* This was causing the first input packet to only be sent to the playsim after the first tic occurred.
* Previous: player 1 of 1 (1 nodes); E1L1: Hollywood Holocaust; PlayClock: 4; PlayClock: 4; PlayClock: 12;, etc.
* Current: player 1 of 1 (1 nodes); E1L1: Hollywood Holocaust; PlayClock: 0; PlayClock: 4; PlayClock: 8;, etc.
* Fixes#900.
* The setting of `Player::bIsFiring` needs to be done before setting a new weapon.
* Tidy up some weird reverse engineering `while (1)` loop which GDX doesn't do.
* Since game maintains its own clip capacities, we need to use them instead of the generic handler for the games that do not.
* Clean up the game-side code in `CheckClip()` to use `min()`.
* Repair issue with pistol clip calculation that was using modulo when it shouldn't. A full weapon with 300 will divide into 6 with no remainder, therefore nothing in the clip.
* Fixes#906.
* Rename a few variables for better clarity as to what's going on.
* Add new inline to the backend `getWrappedIndex()` that properly wraps around negative values based on the supplied maximum using modulo.
* Directly set the weapon when doing the next/prev tests to avoid unnecessary tests to see whether the player has the weapon or not.
* Ensure's a smooth return to 0 so the player's actual pitch can be targeted towards Ramses.
* In situations where the player had their view pitch changed in the ticker, this would have never reset.
* When I read this against the generic weapon pickup code, it looked similar enough but the grenade's logic is reversed. That is, after picking up the weapon, equip the player. The generic weapon handler equips the player, then gives them ammo.
* Fixes#904.
* It needs to come after the function it's been moved into, but its confusing why its calculating a new pos delta when there's one on the stack.
* By directly nesting it in, it's a lot clearer.
