Enhancement: now larger

[Ememjr]

item stacks are now able to be bigger (int8 to int16)
this should work with COE and Higher

but am testing with dov

will be committed sometime tommorrow

[Jabantiz]

So as I just discovered linux doesn't seem to like min()

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min(item->details.count, 255)

I had to change it to the following for linux to compile

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(std::min)(item->details.count, (int16)255)

I had to put std::min in () otherwise windows still tried to use the version that it defines and gives errors, both had to be the same type as well so I had to put the type in front of the hardcoded value.


This is just an FYI as I had no clue windows versions of min conflicted with the standard lib version of min or that linux wouldn't use std::min by default even though we have "using namespace std"