Add prof_quenching to tempered armor recipes #57596
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Summary
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Purpose of change
When crafted from raw materials, suits of tempered plate armor (heavy, regular, and light) use the Quenching proficiency. However, their component parts (chestplates, arm guards, and leg guards) do not, so it was possible to bypass the need for Quenching by crafting those first and then using them to craft the full suit. I added the proficiency to those component parts.
Describe the solution
Added prof_quenching to recipes for heavy/regular/light chestplates/arm guards/leg guards
Describe alternatives you've considered
Remove the mention of "quenching" from the recipes for the component parts, though from what little I know about blacksmithing, I'm not sure if they could be called "tempered" at that point.
Testing
Checked the recipes in-game and confirmed the proficiency appears in the crafting menu.
Additional context
This is my first PR, so please let me know if I've done anything incorrectly. Reading over the changelog guidelines, this seems like a change that might just clutter the log, but if anyone feels differently I'm happy to edit the summary.