Port speedup for materials::get_rotting()
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(cherry picked from commit 35a2d9e465c36f020a62903f55fef8be5824fb6f)
…s that are invalidated together with corresponding generic_factory use the new versioned cache to optimize performance of materials::get_rotting (cherry picked from commit 91af4a8f69ea6f9098a1a9b9df798fc4348c3601)
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Purpose of change
Optimize rotting corpses
Describe the solution
Port CleverRaven#44544
Testing
In a test scenario (blind avatar waiting in a middle of a city)
materials::get_rotting()went down from ≈12% to 0%.Additional context
The next expensive calls in item processing are
get_heat_radiation()with total of ≈22%.