Pruning the old to-hit syntax - Part 1

[Karol1223]

Summary

None

Purpose of change

The list has been made, someone needs to shorten it

Describe the solution

Went through containers/containers.json and audited all items in it that used old to-hit syntax, and some that didn't just to give them a sanity check

• Went and audited the bash damage based by item weight and material. Eyeballing, I'd say about 60% of the affected items got a damage buff, the remaining 40% is split between damage nerfs and removing any token damage the items did whatsoever
• I opted to remove any to-hit and damage from items that weigh less than 100g at all, and the minimum bar grew with different materials (cardboard was excluded completely, for plastic and wood I kept the bar around 300g, for fabrics it was 1kg) - this actually affected to-hit more than it did damage, a lot of those items had to-hit defined, but did not have any damage defined
• Other than the file mentioned above, I also went through some adjacent items that sounded similar and were on the list (foldable plastic bottle, metal bottle, fire barrels, bathroom plastic bottle)
• Added FRAGILE_MELEE to clay items that passed the check to have damage and to-hit defined

Describe alternatives you've considered

• Conjuring my inner wizard and doing some bullshit by adding a new material that'd make clay items break upon first hit like glass items do - didn't feel like it, and I'm not sure it's doable with just JSON alone but if I included C++ this PR would probably be borderline unreviewable
• There was a lot of hesitation around defining bash damage values. I wish we had a guideline for those. I am not happy with the half-arbitrarily chosen values the items have right now, even after my sanity check. I tried to avoid going above bash 15 for anything that wouldn't fall apart after a single hit

Testing

Additional context

By removing the to-hit and bash damage (which was absurdly high for some reason for the weight of the item) of the aluminum cans, I think I might have solved the issue of NPCs wanting to throw their canned drinks at you for good?