tehAon’s Control Panel – Every Mod’s Settings and Hotkeys in One Screen

The panel wrote `*.local.xml` for every mod, but only some mods read one. For the rest it reported
success, the player restarted, and nothing had changed — the worst outcome available, because it
looks exactly like it worked. On the author's own install that was ten of twenty-two mods.
- **Mods that read no override file are now edited in their own config.** Each mod's assemblies are
scanned for the literal `.local.xml`; a mod that never names one cannot be reading one. Those mods
are marked `[direct]` in `ms`, and every change says plainly that it went into the mod's own file
and that an update to that mod will replace it. The file is copied to `*.orig.xml` before the first
write, which is both a restore point in a mod we do not own and the baseline "reset to default"
measures against — otherwise the baseline would drift to whatever the file said at world load.
- **A manifest can declare `overrides="local"` or `overrides="direct"`.** Consulted only when there
is no assembly to read — an XML-only mod, or a half-installed one. The installed DLL wins over a
manifest otherwise: a manifest promising an override file the player's actual build does not read
puts the panel back to writing files nobody opens.
- **A concurrent writer is no longer clobbered.** Saves re-read the file from disk and replay the
staged edits onto that, instead of writing the copy loaded at world load. ScoutMap rewrites its own
override file whenever the map is moved or resized, and a mod that owns its config rewrites it on
every console command — so changing any ScoutMap setting in the panel used to silently revert the
map layout to wherever it was when the world loaded.
- **`threatMaxY` and `maxMarginSeconds` were missing** from the bundled ScoutMap and FuelTopOff
manifests, so the panel hid two real settings. A manifest replaces the generic reader rather than
merging with it, which is exactly the failure the coverage test exists to catch — and it was not
catching it, see below.
- **The test sui…