Bird Audit - Passerines

[Karol1223]

Summary

None

Purpose of change

Remake our old passerine birds, add two new ones

Describe the solution

• Made all the old passerines (robin, crow, raven, blue jay, sparrow, cardinal) copy from the new flying bird abstract, corrected their sizes in accordance to wikipedia (and not only sizes, some growth timers and reproduction timers as well)
• renamed crow to American crow, robin to American robin, sparrow to house sparrow
• Audited the values for their eggs to be proportionally calculated from sparrow eggs (which internet says is 3g)
• Audited the amount of eggs of theirs it takes for recipes (included a fix for pigeon eggs here as well)
• Made pigeon chicks grow slightly faster
• Added two new birds - black-capped chickadee and cedar waxwing (I told ya'll I'll add the waxwings)
• Audited nutritional value for eggs since they were larger than normal large eggs for some reason which caused weirdness

Tamable wildlife changes:

• Removed the unnecessary pigeon definition since pigeons were already tamable in vanilla
• Removed the unnecessary name strings for birds - those get copied anyway, they were just wasting space and making my life harder during renaming
• Added the two new passerines to be tamable

Describe alternatives you've considered

Testing

Additional context

@Termineitor244 I thought Tamable Wildlife was supposed to make young animals tamable - is it intentional that bird chicks aren't tamable but adult birds are?

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[Karol1223]

Drafting since I forgot to make new birds spawn, will do that tomorrow

[Termineitor244]

Hi! I'm currently traveling and in transit, so I can't really check the PR right now, but answering your question: Nop, I think it should be a remnant of bird taming in vanilla, all taming in the mod should first be with their chicks, and with the adults when appropriate for the individual species (city/domesticated species should offer no resistance, everything else I would need to read about their behaviors)