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See merge request !541

Change Targetting for mobility skills when using auto-accept-target

Several talents that move the player would not function at all or would behave unusually if auto-accept target was enabled.

This changes their target lock mode so that they can be aimed as necessary.  The actual behavior of the talents in unchanged.

The affected skills are:
Shadow Transposition (was sometimes unusable depending on your last target)
Grappling Hook (could only target enemies, not terrain)
Worm Walk (teleported randomly)
Dream Walk (teleported randomly)
Phase Summon (could not be used)
Whirlwind (could only be used to dash to enemies)
Vault (would always place you adjacent to enemy)

See merge request !538

Fatigue isn't feeling meaningful as is for a lot of builds, may as well prune a common source of reducing it.

Balance as a lot of inscriptions are still generating too similar in quality.  Cooldown is a good stat to increase the variance on.

Just feels more intuitive.

On 1.5 only the staff accuracy bonus matters much, and the amount of accuracy to reach the cap is unlisted and varies from type to type.  This standardizes all accuracy bonuses to be capped at a 100 accuracy difference.  A side goal of this is making lower values of defense useful since it'll always at least reduce something.

Old:
Axe:  +10% crit at 50 accuracy
Sword:  +25% crit power at 62.5 accuracy
Mace:  +10% base power at 100 accuracy
Staff:  +200% proc damage at 80 accuracy

New:
Axe:  +25% crit at 100 accuracy
Sword:  +50% crit power at 100 accuracy
Mace:  +20% base power at 100 accuracy, now happen before armor
Staff:  +200% proc damage at 100 accuracy

- New option for always displaying shield combat

- Added display mentioning the display options/conditions

- Now most files are based off the melee/generic files and just filter out the irrelevant entries+add specific ones.  This makes it easier to read/update.

- Add a stave-specific randart file