Made human products get human 'vitamin' and vitamin inheritance #75918
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Summary
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Purpose of change
Fix #75540.
Describe the solution
Describe alternatives you've considered
Try to deal with zombies. Zombie arms and legs really should be tagged as "human". Considered scope creep.
Try to deal with all mutants. It's weird there are no vitamins for poisonous and mutagenic stuff, for instance. Scope creep and requires judgement.
Testing
Debug spawned a human corpse, butchered it fully, and examined the products.
Additional context
I made a quick attempt to use the extend syntax instead of copying vitamins, but it didn't seem to work for vitamins. Didn't bother to pursue this avenue further.
Neither scrap meat or human scrap meat show any real vitamins, presumably because the level is too low, but it's still odd, when the definition is 1 iron.