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fix: pathfinder return value on failure#3244
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Always fill in all fields of PathfinderReturn on failure to avoid false positives for object in front (and thus reversing) #3242
If the unloader can't find a path, it'll retry first with either fruit avoidance or off-field penalty disabled, depending on what most likely caused the failure, then retry a second time with both disabled. #3242
"There are 2 hard problems in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-1 errors." #3242
Relax constraints for first retry based on previous result (fruit or off-field penalty) #3242
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Always fill in all fields of PathfinderReturn on failure to avoid false positives for object in front (and thus reversing)
#3242