Brings the still-needed changes from questie-phase1perf that main lacked.
Main already had the Lua 5.0 shims (QuestieLoader bit/strsplit, QuestieStream
and QuestieSerializer math.mod sweep), so those are omitted.
- QuestieNameplate: skip missing entries instead of return-aborting the whole
activeGUIDs loop (one bad unit no longer stalls every nameplate update)
- QuestieQuest.ClearAllNotes: skip DB-missing quests instead of aborting, so
remaining quests' notes still get cleared
- QuestieOptionsTracker: fix fadeTickerValue:Cancel -> fadeTicker:Cancel (3x);
fadeTickerValue is a number, the ticker handle is fadeTicker
- QuestieCommsData: nil-guard GetNPC/GetObject before reading .name
- QuestieAnnounce: bound the alreadySentBandaid dedup cache (reset at 1000)
- QuestieDB.IsComplete: hoist GetQuest into expectedQuest (one call, not two)
- QuestieFramePool/QuestieFrame: drop the dead BaseOnUpdate ticker branch
(BaseOnUpdate was never defined; behavior was always OnUpdate=nil)
- QuestieLib: document unused questId arg on Ascension_IsScalingEnabled
- Database/Corrections x3: strip stray UTF-8 BOM
- Questie-X.toc: remove duplicate QuestieSlash.lua load line
Root cause: _LoadCorrections writes to QuestieDB.objectData (binary DB companion) but GetObject reads from QueryObject binary handle + objectDataOverrides. Items in Load() path are patching the binary DB so never reach GetObject's override check. Moving 176213 to LoadFactionFixes puts it directly in objectDataOverrides, the path GetObject actually reads.
- NPC 5467 (Deep Dweller): Replace single spawn point with 28 locations
scraped from Wowhead covering the eastern Tanaris coast area
- NPC 5470 (Raging Dune Smasher): Was nil in all databases, added 23
spawn locations in the Abyssal Sands (southwest Tanaris)
- Fixes added to both classicNPCFixes.lua and tbcNPCFixes.lua
- Quest 50006 (Sandstone Giants) killCreditObjective already updated in
previous commit to include all 4 giant NPCs (5466, 5467, 5469, 5470)
All four giant types now have correct spawn data for minimap pin display.
Xurkon