m books about sports

[Jerimee]

Summary

SUMMARY: Content "nonfiction and fictional books about sports"

Purpose of change

Add more diversity of clutter books (ie environmental props which don't contribute much to strategy, but perhaps some to story and immersion.)

Describe the solution

• create misc_sports.json and move novel_sports to it
• create abstracts for hard bound fiction books and fict books in general
• create 4 abstracts for sports books: paper nonf, hard nonf, paper fict, hard fict
• make and modify a number of SUS groups, including ...nonf_soft_sports, ...fict_soft_sports, ...nonf_hard_sports, ...fict_hard_sports, and just SUS_book_sports
• add to some of the dudes that spawn in dead college kids psych books, sports books, or philosophy books (this is just for fun, dipping my toe in, not meant to be comprehensive)
• add at least 13 new (non-skill) books themed as sports books

Describe alternatives you've considered

At this point it is a bit convoluted. I'm attempting to flesh out a cascading system of templates that allow for A) new books to be added with minimal effort, B) broad sets of books to updated quickly via their abstracts, and C) book stats to be standardized, at least so much as in deviations from the standard are easily noticed.

Because of some WIP that this PR will not complete, a given book "book_fict_hard_sports_uni" is slightly more likely to show up then it ought to. It's trivial: both harmless and unlikely to be noticed. The reason I'm leaving it in is to preserve/build the structure needed for a cascading taxonomy.

Testing

none! (counting on previous tests, and the fact I'm adding additional content not structurally different from existing)

Additional context

There is a very minor typo correction unrelated to sports books included here: "Foodplace'delicious foodstuff" was changed to "Foodplace'*s *delicious foodstuff" - an "s" and a space character were added.

Nearly all of the books are based on real books, but with titles changed to protect the innocent. The isbn13 comment indicates what book the imaginary book is based upon.