Penal Colony: Enhanced

Overview Have you ever wondered why Resort Colonies are perfectly useful on Tomb Worlds but not Penal Colonies? Or been frustrated at needing to use a high-habitability planet as your Penal Colony? Then this mod is for you! The modifier for Penal Colonies is altered to grant 100% habitability, but imposes a flat -50% to Pop growth speed (the same as 0% habitability). In exchange for the overall growth penalty, you gain a new bonus to immigration-based Pop growth, a bonus to inmate job output, and (implicitly) reduced upkeep due to high habitability. Finally - your prison-planet has a large penalty to research - the criminals cannot be trusted with state research secrets and have limited ability to communicate off-planet. Changes Adds a new pop stratum "Inmate" that is automatically assigned to most Pops on a Penal Colony. This new stratum acts similarly to slave - Pops demote instantly, they have +10% productive job output, and they have a significant happiness penalty (-25%). In addition they have a -90% penalty to research point output to represent the lack of off-world communication as well as tight control of any information they do receive. Inmates have very little political power and their unhappiness won't significantly impact the happiness of non-Inmate Pops on the planet (ruler-strata Pops, enforcers, telepaths, and soldiers - the Inmates can't be trusted to supervise _themselves_). Should you also have the Civic: Police State or Civic: Oppressive Autocracy, each Inmate produces bonus Unity (more with both civics). Regardless, Inmates generate crime - which is doubled when unemployed. The Penal Colony planet designation has been altered to +1 Criminal job per 10 Pops - some of the convicts in the planet-wide prison system manage to escape supervision. To compensate, Penal Colonies gain bonus stability that scales compared to how unhappy Inmate Pops are. The Penal Colony planet modifier (added when you enact the Create Penal Colony decision) has been slightl