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My final (for now) Lab PR. This adds the ability to test ship docking and undocking.
Basically there were two base requirements to get this functioning in the lab. Working AI and a valid
Player_shippointer. Toggling AI on is pretty easy so this toggles it on only when we're viewing a ship. I tested that this does not interfere with the turret firing test option. The AI code expects a valid Player_ship all over the place so in lieu of adding a ton extra checks for a valid pointer it seemed easy enough to simply set the current lab ship as the Player_ship. Kinda hacky but it does work. A play-dead order is required also but works.From there it spawns a docking ship and issues the dock order. The existing AI code does the rest.
Note that collisions are intentionally turned off because this is meant to test dock animations and dock locations. Turning collisions and physics on in the lab requires a whole other set of things to be initialized and we just don't need to do that here.
Relies on #6710 just because I wrote these in order on top of each other to avoid conflicts.