Fixed pluralization of bone/acorn/corn/oatmeal and yeast. #37371
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Summary
SUMMARY: Content "fixed plural forms of yeast, cornmeal, oatmeal, acorn meal, and bone meal."
Purpose of change
To correctly pluralize *meal and yeast so they aren't described as "bags of yeasts" or "boxes of cornmeals".
Describe the solution
Currently, contained items get auto-pluralized in grammatically incorrect ways, e.g. "3 plastic bags of yeasts" or "2 small cardboard boxes of cornmeals".
This change adds plural forms to the json, so these items are correctly described, e.g. "3 plastic bags of yeast" or "2 small cardboard boxes of cornmeal".
I added fixed pluralization to a couple items that are not currently contained (bone meal and acorn meal) in case they are put in containers in the future, but those pluralizations don't currently change in-game behavior.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The only real alternatives would be doing nothing, or petitioning the Oxford English Dictionary to change the plural form of "oatmeal" to "oatmeals".
Testing
I tested this using spawn item in debug mode to spawn single and multiple contained and non-contained units of oatmeal, corn meal, acorn meal, bone meal, and yeast. Verified that pluralizations have changed from "bags of yeasts" to "bags of yeast" and from "boxes of oatmeals" to "boxes of oatmeal".
Additional context
I would not be surprised if there are other instances of this occurring, these were the ones I have noticed so far. If I find others I'll fix them.