feat: Add config option for turbine power generation multiplier#364
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Directly copied from #322
The Issue
#201
The Proposal
This adds a config option in railcraft-server.toml that allows users to modify the amount of RF a steam turbine generates
Possible Side Effects
I had to change the SteamTurbineBlock::getChargeSpecs method to construct a new object to allow for the config option to affect the RF the turbine outputs as well as generates; additionally, this adds a call to query the config each tick in the SteamTurbineBlockEntity class. The config is already being queried each tick in other spots, like in the steam boiler classes, so I decided it was a negligible side effect. This is an avenue of optimization in the future, if necessary.
Alternatives
Just boosting the turbine power generation across the board is both less configurable and could ruin the balance of other energy consumers in the mod.