Adds mapping helper for virology / toxins cycling airlocks #505
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Adds a mapping helper which sets up viro / toxins "slow cycling" airlocks automagically.
Mapping these things in suck and having 1 to set up all the vars and place everything* you need makes it 100x easier.
*For non-atmos airlocks it places everything you need, making it as simple as placing 3 helpers. For atmos ones you have to manually place the sensor and the pump, but otherwise that's it.
I have included some examples on Lima, one basic one in Virology and one atmos one in Telecomms. Also I fixed that one issue with Lima Cryo.
I also included one on Pubby and did some minor mapping in the surrounding area.
The reason why I'm doing this is because I want to experiment with replacing external airlocks with slower ones that regulate atmos just to see if it makes any difference. I also just have wanted to do this primarily for Telecomms because walking into telecomms is painful.