Adds Engineering Professions

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Summary

Content "Adds Electrical, Mechanical and Chemical Engineering as professions."

Purpose of change

-CDDA, despite being a game with a very wide array of professions, does not include a single profession from the field of Engineering. -This addition aims to fill that gap.

Describe the solution

-Adds 3 professions: Electrical Engineer Mechanical Engineer Chemical Engineer -These professions are more theoretical knowledge and proficiency based, rather than equipment based like their blue-collar/hobby counterparts.

Describe the alternatives you have considered

None.

Testing

Tested on Experimental; 2024-09-10-1238.

[XygenSS]

Since you're contributing to the experimental, you should test your changes on experimental as well.

Skill level 4 is too low, an "early professional" should be at 5 or 6 according to game_balance.md.

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[ghost]

Since you're contributing to the experimental, you should test your changes on experimental as well. Skill level 4 is too low, an "early professional" should be at 5 or 6 according to game_balance.md.

Will do the Experimental Testing in a sec. As for the skill level, I meant these professions to be fresh graduates just like the Medical Resident, who also gets a main skill lvl of 4 despite having received 2 more years of education than the avg. engineering graduate. I could also address that with a separate PR, if no one else reviewed the Resident in particular.

Tested on the latest experimental, seems to work with no errors. As for the Medical Resident issue, I seem to have been operating on outdated knowledge and it seems to have been revised, I have revised my own PR to fit the new skill docs better.

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Spell checker encountered unrecognized words in the in-game text added in this pull request. See below for details.

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• Fresh out of college, you were quite eager to get some practical engineering experience and leave your mark on the world, one solder at a time. Now, you are not even sure if the complete failure of the powergrid makes your field obsolete or all the more necessary.

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