* Fix medical menu not reopening regardless of setting
* Ensure no heartrate or bloodpressure on death
* Fix status variables not being reset on respawn
* Fix JIP resetting status variables for all units
* Fix heart rate adjustment overflow and
* Transfer medical AI to CBA setting
* Neuter the old settings module
I've left the entry in CfgVehicles so that it doesn't cause errors on
older missions, but it's just a dumb logic now and does nothing.
* Remove medic setting
* Move increaseTraining setting
* Move fnc_adjustPainlevel to medical_status
* Move pain and bleed coefficients to medical_status
* Move advanced bandages to medical_treatment
* Move advanced medication to medical_treatment
* Move advanced diagnose to medical_treatment
* Move wound reopening and screams settings
* Move damage threshold settings
* Move showPain setting
* Move statemachine settings
* Move pain visualisation setting
* Move all treatment usage settings
* Move self IV setting
* Move remaining settings
* Sort treatment setting string categories
* Lower player hearing upon entering unconscious
* Fix potential for unconscious units to use radio
* Evaluate player's volume upon changing unit
* Reset player volume on death
* Remove unnecessary public variable
* Move scream and moan sounds to medical feedback
* Move vanilla feedback overrides to medical feedback
* Update all function calls
* Use events to avoid a dependency
* Move litter to `treatment`
* Move eden object attributes to `treatment`
* Move treatment items to `treatment`
* Move bodybag handling to `treatment`
* Move state conditions to `statemachine`
* Move radio addon handling to `feedback`
* Move medical macros to `engine`
* Move medical extension to `damage`
* Fix texture and material paths after move
* Remove duplicate medical menu config
* Remove old faction class
* Remove a bunch of old code
Improves the way medical is storing variables in object space by having
a common list of variables names as macros. Makes the code a bit cleaner
and ensured consistency across components. Also a handy reference for
when working on medical to see what values are all stored.
