Reorganization of some Shape .ts files #23
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Imo, there's no reason why there should be really small .ts files defining stuff that could very well just... exist in another .ts file (per example, Small Duct Fans shouldn't have their own .ts file, but should be part of duct_fan.ts, same thing with all the Signs). It'd also make things more organized (all Duct Fan instances in one file, all Sign instances in one file, all Bumper instances in one file).
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While messing around in the files, I noticed that there were some small .ts files that didn't really make sense (at least to me) to exist on their own. I think it would be just a bit better if stuff like Small Duct Fans or Round Bumpers were initiated/defined/whatever-the-right-keyword-is in
duct_fan.tsandabstract_bumper.tsinstead of them having their own standalone .ts files.I've done this for Bumpers, Signs, and Duct Fans.
I've also tested this and noticed no performance drops.