Storage Refactor (EmoGarbage)

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Storage Refactor #21270
Items no longer are sized with numerical values. They now use the ItemSize enum, which has the following values:

• Tiny: (size 1-5) The smallest size, used for things like pills
• Small: (size 5-12) Used for items that can fit inside of pockets
• Normal: (size 13-50) A default size for items that can fit inside bags.
• Large: (size 50-100) Items that can fit inside of larger containers like backpacks or duffels, but can only fit a limited amount.
• Huge: (size 100-150) Items that cannot fit inside of backpacks of any kind.
• Ginormous: (size 150+) Items that cannot be placed inside of any container.

Additionally, StorageComponent no longer uses capacity. For defining a basic storage item, like a backpack, maxTotalWeight functions equivalently. Make sure you update the values accordingly: the value for backpacks is 28 and 40 for duffels.

maxItemSize can also be specified, which limits what items can be inserted based on their size enum value. If this is null, it will default to one size less than the storage item's size.

If you wish to use slots for your storage, like belts, simply define maxSlots, which overrides the logic for maxTotalWeight. It is simply a fixed number of items that can fit in a given container (assuming that they are of appropriate size and match the whitelist).