Update CEU

[ALongStringOfNumbers]

Brings back the CEU updates dropped in #674 now that CEU has updated to solve the issue that was found in the version present in the update PR.

[Exaxxion]

Thanks, been meaning to look into this again since the dev fixed Tictim/CEU#1.

The changes to how batteries work would probably require some quest rewriting to go along with it. It's my understanding that GTCE batteries should function sanely in them now.

[Exaxxion]

I tested out the behavior that was patched in 1.0.5.2 and that all seems to be functioning in a way that I'd expect. However, there's a bit of a quirk with unconstrained battery discharging that affects players using 16x CEFs as it actually constrains it to 4A discharge rate per battery (if no power is coming into the CEF to supplement it otherwise).

I reported this as Tictim/CEU#2 and I'll follow the progress of that. If that's fixed so you can get the full 16A from a flux capacitor as before then I see no reason why we can't update. The update is pretty neat.

[Exaxxion]

Just rebasing the branch off current dev head commit so I can get to reviewing this in proper context

[Exaxxion]

In testing I was still running into the same kinds of battery drain rate capping behaviors as before. Will need to get in touch with Tictim again and see if we can sort that out.

[Exaxxion]

In the force push just now I rebased against dev and fixed the conflicts in the four branch commits.

[heisluft]

How is this coming along? It seems there has been no activity for quite a while now

[Exaxxion]

How is this coming along? It seems there has been no activity for quite a while now

The latest available version of CEU, released May 11, 2021, still had issues preventing us from safely updating, as noted in my comment from Sep 21, 2021.

[eiis1000]

Perhaps the CEU issue should be reopened then? It's currently marked closed.

[Exaxxion]

I had last spoken with @Tictim again about this problem, as far as I can determine, in August 2022. Perhaps he may be willing to look at it, but it's been a long time and GTCE development effort has long since shifted to GTCEu, which has native RF/EU converters.