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fix gaps in parsed target priority lists - #7904
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Both the subsystem $Target Priority: parser and the weapon +Target Priority: parser stored each recognized group at the index of its position in the table list, while the count only incremented on matches. An unrecognized name therefore left a -1 hole inside the counted range (and pushed later valid entries outside it), which the turret targeting code then used as an index into Ai_tp_list. Consolidate the two loops into parse_target_priority_list(), which packs the recognized entries at the front of the array. Unrecognized names are now reported via error_display in both cases, with context naming the subsystem or weapon. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Both the subsystem $Target Priority: parser and the weapon +Target Priority: parser stored each recognized group at the index of its position in the table list, while the count only incremented on matches. An unrecognized name therefore left a -1 hole inside the counted range (and pushed later valid entries outside it), which the turret targeting code then used as an index into Ai_tp_list.
Consolidate the two loops into parse_target_priority_list(), which packs the recognized entries at the front of the array. Unrecognized names are now reported via error_display in both cases, with context naming the subsystem or weapon.
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