Remove reference to g->m from map functions #34197
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Those functions will use the implicitly given `this` object now. Always using the main game map is redundant at best (as the function will typically be called on the main game map anyway, so `this == &g->m`). But it may in fact be wrong: e.g. when the functions are called on a temporary map (e.g. during mapgen).
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SUMMARY: NoneThose functions will use the implicitly given
thisobject now.Always using the main game map is redundant at best (as the function will typically be called on the main game map anyway, so
this == &g->m).But it may in fact be wrong: e.g. when the functions are called on a temporary map (e.g. during mapgen).