MELEE_DAMAGE and ITEM_DAMAGE_BASH enchantments should affect bashing damage to tile

[fyhannes]

Summary

Bugfixes "Smashing now incorporates any MELEE_DAMAGE and STRENGTH enchantments"

Purpose of change

#66434. STRENGTH and ITEM_DAMAGE_BASH enchantments should influence SMASH capabilities but currently only takes in arm_strength and the weapon's bash damage.

Describe the solution

Use calculate_by_enchantment to help contribute to the amount of smash damage done.

Describe alternatives you've considered

I initially thought about just linearly adding the STRENGTH and MELEE_DAMAGE bonuses to the smash damage, but I figured that calculate_by_enchantment was better suited to handle the smash damage calculation.

Testing

1. Create a world with Magiclysm mod. Set character with strength of 4.
2. Locate retirement home and teleport to outside. There should be reinforced glass where the home faces the retirement home parking lot.
3. Debug spawn pipe_mace and add TACTILE_KINESIS
4. Cast TACTILE_KINESIS and wield pipe mace
5. Terrorize senior citizens Smash reinforced glass until it breaks.

Reinforced glass has a bash_min of 40 and a pipe_mace has a bash rating of 24, so casting TACTILE KINESIS should allow the player to smash the window with a STRENGTH of 4

Additional context

Here's an example of reinforced glass breaking. My character has 4 strength, 4 dexterity, and has the GRAVITY_CONTROL effect. My character is also wielding a pipe mace and generic survivor clothing.

[GuardianDll]

Strength doesn't influence it? I thought it add points to your character strength, which affect the bash output?
Anyway i think ITEM_DAMAGE_BASH should also be added here

[fyhannes]

Strength doesn't influence it? I thought it add points to your character strength, which affect the bash output?

I'll remove the STRENGTH enchantment calculation I added since STRENGTH enchantments will affect cur_str which is used in calculating the bash output. Thanks for the catch.

Anyway i think ITEM_DAMAGE_BASH should also be added here

Good point on ITEM_DAMAGE_BASH, I'll add that as well.