After an [extensive, in-depth discussion about the merits of the name](https://github.com/DFHack/dfhack/issues/634), I decided that "hack-wish" was a dumb name and figure changing it will make everything easier for everyone forever.
Add label to show that you can actually (s)earch through lists. Add "]" to displace references (e.g. map blocks and stuff) - will crash stuff you don't know what you are doing.
Dummy out the DRINK_MAT lookup in the first one to stop the overlap, make the second one look up all the stuff that the first one expects to find with material reaction product tokens.
Previous order of comparisons would describe any amount of strain at yield below 50000 as "elastic". Flip the order of checks and it works as intended. Seems like a simple mistake, I don't think this'll break anything else.
* Display all problems with all units
* Display units' professions if applicable
* Log warnings to the console
* Allow use as a module
* Add an argument to (re-)display all problematic units
See #614
Fixes#487
* This doesn't fix existing stuck jobs, in order to fix, remove repeat, cancel, add, repeat
* Most workshops worked great after this, however, I noticed my bone bolts and wood bolts still got stuck, not sure if it is the same issue
* The unk_v4020_1 field was not being reset to -1 when resuming the job.
* Updated to be reset only when the job is being resumed
** Setting it to -1 without checking sets this field on all workflow jobs, which causes a crash
* Made other calls to suspend call set_resumed rather than setting the suspend field
This is the behavior I saw for the unk_v4020_1 field:
Suspended jobs: -1
Jobs not in the top of the list but not suspended: -1
Jobs at the top of the list to work next, not suspended: A positive integer (priority of job?)
Putnam3145
Lethosor
warmist
lethosor
scamtank
Japa
Peridexis Errant
Wes Malone
Adam Watkins