Fix B9 stock patch cfg errors#27
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Issues #3 and #4 report ModuleManager/B9 patching errors. The affected cfg files mixed invalid value-level selectors with helper values used later by B9PartSwitch, and the KGEx optional subtypes referenced stale KGX... tank type ids. That can leave B9PartSwitch trying to load subtypes whose tank types do not exist.
Resolves #3
Resolves #4
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git diff --checkModuleManager: 612 patches applied, no ModuleManager errors, and no B9PartSwitch/No tank typeerrors.KGExSupport,KGExXenon,KGExOre,KGExOxidizer, andKGExH2Owtank types.ModuleManager: 743 patches applied, registered the KGEx and SimpleConstruction tank types, and had no ModuleManager or B9PartSwitch tank-loading errors.Notes
ExperienceSystemConfigduplicate Engineer effect line; it did not prevent the load reaching MAINMENU and is separate from the B9PartSwitch tank-type failures fixed here.