CVO Gear Ratio Rework

At first I was just going to edit a few vehicles, but I was having a hard time thinking in terms of the gear speed/torque multiplier variables that the game uses so I came up with formulas to convert those variables into a language I speak as a car guy.  It's a simplified version of the real math, but it works for the kind of game Cyberpunk is.  From there, I reworked every vehicle to recalibrate all the speeds based around the Accurate Speedometer mod.  In most cases, I tried to base gearing, weight, and/or engine specs on a real world vehicle as a starting point, and then adjusted from there for balance and gameplay purposes. Generally, the vehicles are faster and grippier, and the driving is more responsive compared to vanilla.

I paid particular attention to the bikes and de-janked them to the best of my ability (I'm pretty sure I spent more than 24 hours on just the Yaiba Kusanagi).  Some jank still exists, but it's mostly in situations where V would fall off the bike in real life.  Bikes (and a couple of cars) will now pull wheelies with a revved up handbrake launch, lean over much further, and are highly maneuverable.  Nomad vehicles now have lifted, softened suspension to make them more suited to life in the badlands, where well maintained pavement is a rare luxury.  Spring rebound damping was increased on virtually every vehicle to make cars less bouncy across the board.  I also reworked two vehicles (caliburn and outlaw) to work like high performance electric cars, initially as a joke because I thought their engines sounded like the amplified electric motor in Dodge's new Daytona, but I ended up thinking it was a cool gameplay element so I stuck with it.

Here's a brief description of how I approached each vehicle:

Arch Nazarre: engine specs based on a real Arch Method 143.  Couldn't find transmission specs, made them up.  Handling meant to be very sticky and flickable.  Leans over hella far, fast as hell but not as fast as the Yaiba Kusanagi.  Burnout donuts partially restored in version 1. 1

Brennan Apollo: Adventure bike. Based on a BMW R1200GS. made to be slower than the other bikes but soak up bad terrain.  Good at throwing the back wheel around corners on or off road.

Yaiba Kusanagi:  based on a Suzuki Hayabusa.  Incredibly fast, but it's a go-fast bike, not a turn-sharp bike or a stop-quick bike.  Riding it at its limits can get hairy, but hairy is normal for a Night City merc.  The best way to stop it in a hurry is probably to go for the Kaneda Slide.

Archer Hella: No specific base, just a decent all-rounder.  Switched to rear wheel drive (again - I swear CVO used to do that out of the box but it wasn't working for me).  Traffic versio