Incorrect logic in Unit.AddEquipmentAmount()

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The current logic in the Unit.AddEquipmentAmount() private method fails when setting an absolute value for a ratio item because it assumes the value is a ratio. This causes problems when swapping from a ratio amount to an absolute amount for equipment.

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(In r239) Fixes #117: Add percentage and number boxes to equipment item dialogs

• Add value changing when changing radio button selection
• Add logic to equipment amount editing control to perform value setting (but see #146)

Also, fixes #114 by rebuilding everything in to a single control

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Logic actually appears to be correct - the check for "is it a ratio limited item" is valid and creates a "numeric amount for ratio limit" object. GUI output in WinForms definitely didn't seem right, though.

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(In r240) Fixes #146: Incorrect logic in Unit.AddEquipmentAmount()

• Logic error was in UnitEquipmentNumericForRatioSelection where we didn't treat percentages as decimal numbers and got ranges of "125 to 500" for a unit of 5!

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