Stop iteminfo test from failing w/ mod damage types #75278
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When mods add additional damage types, additional data is added to the iteminfo strings, making testing for the whole string fail. But we can instead test for the specific damage types and the coverage header that we're testing for, and the test will no longer fail with additional damage types. A Beak bodypart is also added by the test mod, changing the protection of some items.
Now that it's no longer checking the whole message, we can get back some of the strictness that was lost by checking it's at least in increasing order.
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Summary
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Purpose of change
This test is failing on every PR, as tests are run with mods that add additional damage types.
Describe the solution
We can instead test for the specific damage types and the coverage header that we're testing for, and the test will no longer fail with additional damage types.
Testing
tests/cata_test --mods=dda,magiclysm 'Armor_values_preserved_after_copy-from,armor_protection'Additional context
I think this is a clear message, but it will be a lot of text when it fails.
