Faster Workshop NG

If you are using version 1. 10. 163 (including Fallout London, and/or while using Fallout 4 Downgrader),

In the immortal words of Todd Howard, I am happy to say "it just works" now.

... But unlike when he said it, this really does work!

The only Workshop Menu speed-up plugin endorsed by Cooper Howard and certified by Vault-Tec.

"It's like looking into an atomic blast. Oh god, my eyes. My eyes are melting." - Cooper Howard

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Some users report speed-up from as long as 1 minute for the workshop menu to open without this plugin (in Next-Gen), to 2-5 seconds with this plugin. Opening the workshop menu with this plugin and without any settlement mods should be instantaneous for everyone, and only take 2-5 seconds even with a large number of mods now.

On my own game testing with many settlement mods, it went from 9 seconds to 3 seconds (rounded up) to open the settlement workshop menu. For reference, I currently have 13,784 settlement items that match for the menu, which is out of 31,635 total constructible type objects in my game.

By comparison, the game without mods (but with all dlc) has 752 settlement items out of 4,882 total constructible type objects. Without this fix, it takes forever to open the menu. And I didn't even have OCDecorator or the Snap'n Build mods installed when I started working on this plugin, because it was taking too long already. Now I can add both of those, and many more mods, and the delay doesn't really seem to noticeable increase.

And even 2-5 seconds still is longer than ideal, but that's at least 3x faster than before (and upwards of 10x improvement according to some user reported times). But I will most likely keep looking for ways to reduce it further.

When unlocking anything in-game to be buildable at a settlement, i.e. while doing the Sim Settlements 2 quest or finding a magazine etc, you must save your game in order to trigger this plugin into adding the new unlocks into the list for the workshop menu. I don't know how to detect when things are unlocked, but I can de