quickfix: repair unassigned site_id on reclaimed fortresses - #5948
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Summary
Implements the mitigation discussed in #5937: on map load, if
plotinfo.site_idis still -1 (a vanilla defect on reclaimed fortresses until the first save), it is restored fromplotinfo.main.fortress_site, which is set at embark.Lives in
quickfixalongside the existing entity race repair, called fromonMapLoad.default.init. Silent unless it actually repairs something.Testing
test/modules/quickfix_fortress.lua: fabricates the defect (site_id = -1), verifies the repair restoresfortress_site.id, and verifies a no-op when site_id is already assigned.