Jsonify radiation widget

[dseguin]

Summary

None

Purpose of change

• Follow up to Conditional clauses for widgets #54693.
• Contributes to Convert hardcoded display text widgets to conditional clauses #55076.

This marks the beginning of the Great Widget Migration, where text widget functions will be migrated to conditional clauses, a.k.a. purely JSON definitions.

Describe the solution

1. Create conditional clauses for each state of the radiation badge
2. Remove or migrate obsolete display functions related to the old radiation badge widget

For other areas using display::rad_badge_color_name, I've moved that function to output.cpp since it's more of a general thing now and no longer serves a purpose for drawing widgets.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Testing

Radiation badge unit tests are still working as before.

Also, manual testing:

Player rads	Widget text
(no badge)
0
1
31
61
121
241

Additional context

Since individual items can't be tracked with conditions (not sure if that's even possible given how it works), I'm tracking the player's rads instead of the rads on the badge itself. It shouldn't make much of a difference since the player has to be wearing/wielding the badge for it to show up in the sidebar.

[wapcaplet]

I can see that it would be complicated trying to get a stored item value like radiation out of an NPC talker condition...

The badge itself only accumulates radiation when it's being worn, as I learned when implementing #53915. Having the sidebar show personal radiation (but only while wearing the badge) may be a little unrealistic, but probably more useful to the player.

Without testing it, I would guess there's a chance of a discrepancy between sidebar badge color and the displayed color on the description of the badge itself - if the character is exposed to radiation for a while before unwrapping and wearing the badge, their personal radiation would be higher than the badge's.

[dseguin]

Without testing it, I would guess there's a chance of a discrepancy between sidebar badge color and the displayed color on the description of the badge itself - if the character is exposed to radiation for a while before unwrapping and wearing the badge, their personal radiation would be higher than the badge's.

That's true, and also if they choose to expose the badge to radiation (ex: via the irradiation plant), the badge info would show much more radiation than the widget Edit: I just checked and this is, in fact, not true :P (my mistake). I figured that 90% of use cases would just involve wearing the badge normally and decided it was enough of an edge case to stick to player rads.

Example:

No rads, player just unwrapped a badge

200 rads, player just unwrapped a badge

Player unwraps the badge and then gets exposed to 200 rads