Steel pipe/handle fault creation + implementation

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Summary

Features "Added four new faults for weapons with steel handles and applied them to some weapons and tools"

Purpose of change

Most weapons and tools based on the steel pipe item/that have a steel handle don't have faults attached to them yet. This PR intends to change that. This addition is related to issue #80881 and issue #64528 .

Describe the solution

I added four new faults (two tool faults, two weapon faults) and their fixes

Weapon faults:

• fault_steel_pipe_staff_bent : meant for items that have or are a long handle made out of steel (more than 120 cm). This fault is supposed to represent a minor bend. It reduces bash and cut values to 0.6 times their original value, and pierce to 0.5 of its original value (to me it seems like stabbing would be most affected by having a bent shaft). Can be fixed by using a tool with VISE quality.
• fault_steel_pipe_staff_bent_heavy : meant for items that have or are a long handle made out of steel (more than 120 cm). This fault is supposed to represent a major bend. It reduces bash and cut values to 0.2 times their original value, and pierce to 0.1 of its original value. Needs a tool with VISE quality to repair, also has a forge requirement and takes longer to repair (to model the steel having to cool).

Tool faults:

• these are basically the same as the weapon faults, except that they should be applied to items that are shorter than or exactly 120 cm. The penalty to their damage values is also lower. Repairing methods are the same as those of the weapon faults.

After making the faults, I applied them to some weapons and tools that I thought it made sense for (crowbars, pipe spears, sharpened rebar, etc.)

Describe alternatives you've considered

I could have used other faults, or could have not added any altogether.

Testing

• Created a world and a character
• gave the character some items that were affected by the change (metal pipe, pipe pike and makeshift crowbar)
• smashed stuff until the added faults got applied
• checked out the mend menu to see if the mending techniques worked as intended
• Double checked that all faults can be applied using debug mode

Additional context

Both straightening methods have been based on https://ukf-group.com/how-to-straighten-stainless-steel-tubing/

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