tehAon’s Accessory Slots – More Things to Wear

- First version: an Accessories tab on the character screen with necklace, bracelet and two ring slots by
default. Other mods add or change slots from their own `Config/accessoryslots.xml`, and a slot only shows once
an installed item uses it (`<property name="AccessorySlot" value="..."/>`).
- Worn accessories give their bonuses like armor, fire equip/unequip events, and are synced to the server and
other players.
- Worn accessories follow the world's armor rules on death and quit (Drop On Death, Drop On Quit, Lose Items On
Death, Degrade Items On Death).
- Saved inside the player's own save; saves still load with the mod removed. Items in a slot that no longer
exists are kept.
- Joining a server without the mod still works (the tab stays hidden).
- Worn items are saved with their names and found by name on load, so adding or removing mods with items
can never turn a worn accessory into a different item.
- Accessory Slots' own slots always come first on the tab; slots other mods add follow them.
- The tab has its own icon (an outlined breastplate with a plus) and keeps the character screen's tab row
evenly spaced.
- `acs` console command with a headless selftest.
- `Accessories.AddToSaveData` for mods moving their own older save data into a slot.
- First mod using it: Glider (its glider slot).

- The character screen's tab icons space themselves out when another mod's tab lands on the same spot. Vanilla
leaves exactly one free position in that row, so two mods adding a tab both take it and their icons draw on
top of each other — with Packwisely, you had to guess which half of the icon to click. The row is now laid
out when the screen opens, and only when icons actually overlap: a row that already reads fine is left alone.
- Icons in a crowded row stay easy to hit: each one keeps a clickable area the size of its place in the row, so
hovering and clicking work across the whole icon rather than a small square in the middle of it.