Surgery holosign, operating table console and stethoscope improvements

[SECBATON-GRIFFON]

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What this does

makes the surgery holosigns automatically activate and deactivate when a patient is on the operating table
makes the operating table consoles do a beeping sound synced to the patients heartrate (including a flatline sound)
makes stethoscopes actually hear heartbeats in real time
Closes #37174.

Why it's good

realism, flavor, saves having to toggle the holosigns manually, makes it auto like morgues

How it was tested

putting a human on a surgery table near an operating computer, putting hyperzine in it to increase heartrate, calling death() on it, holding a stethoscope up to them, toggling NOBREATH on the block

Changelog

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• rscadd: Surgery room holosigns are now automatic, turning on and off if a patient is on an operating table or not. Turning them on with the holosign switch overrides this check, turning them off brings it back.
• rscadd: Operating table computers now beep in sync with a patient's heartbeat and flatline when they die
• rscadd: Stethoscopes now detect heartbeats in real time
• rscadd: Stethoscopes no longer hear respiration on people with the no need to breathe mutation.

[jwhitak]

I'm gonna be blunt. I'm not a fan of having an entire event and while(true) loop for each living mob for just their heart rate. It's just more CPU and code baggage for a mostly fluff benefit that can be implemented almost as well in a considerably cheaper way. (Having the machines/objects themselves check the mob on the timing of the last pulse detected when in use, and self-handle their targets having changing timing being one example.)

The manual holosign buttons would be great to keep around and likely expanded. What if you DON'T want the holosign to show you're doing surgery on someone? Perhaps that may be a switch on the button/console?

[SECBATON-GRIFFON]

I'm gonna be blunt. I'm not a fan of having an entire event and while(true) loop for each living mob for just their heart rate. It's just more CPU and code baggage for a mostly fluff benefit that can be implemented almost as well in a considerably cheaper way. (Having the machines/objects themselves check the mob on the timing of the last pulse detected when in use, and self-handle their targets having changing timing being one example.)

best i can do is bring the while loop to the operating tables and 'scopes instead, will that do?

The manual holosign buttons would be great to keep around and likely expanded. What if you DON'T want the holosign to show you're doing surgery on someone? Perhaps that may be a switch on the button/console?

brought them back just now

[SECBATON-GRIFFON]

best i can do is bring the while loop to the operating tables and 'scopes instead, will that do?

did exactly this now anyways

[brndd]

LGTM 👍 😸 💯