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BattleCalc

This mod adds some information to the Battle window, including details on the minimum and maximum number of battalions each side could have brought and the total number of soldiers (not battalions) fighting on each side. I intend to update it with more useful additions in future.

Features:
- At the top of the window, the local infrastructure level is displayed, along with the base terrain width before modifiers
- See the total number of personnel still fighting, not just the number of battalions
- See how many individual personnel were in the battalions at the start of the battle
- See the minimum and maximum number of battalions each general could have brought to the battle
- See which side was allowed to bring extra troops due to having worse combat stats.
- French translation included

Known Issues:
- Some information about battles is not retained in the save file. If you load a save with an ongoing battle, the "start of battle" morale will be 0 for both sides. This leads to inaccurate results for calculating how many soldiers there were at the start of the battle.
- BattleCalc assumes that all commanders on the attacking side of the front are set to "Advance Front" as there is no way to get the number of battalions set to "Defend Front" in GUI code.

Compatibility:
- Not compatible with 1.1 pending resolution of some divide-by-zero errors in code that worked fine in 1.0.6.
- Hard incompatibility with any language localization not provided by Paradox. Part of the code uses the localized name of the terrain type, because there is no function to get the unlocalized terrain type; I've accounted for all the default languages but can't account for any languages added by mod. I haven't tested every language; report bugs below.
- Soft incompatibility with any mod rebalancing battle sizes; this mod will still work fine but will calculate incorrect results.
- Hard incompatibility with any other mod that changes battle.gui

Please report any bugs you find in the comments below. Thanks in advance, and I hope you enjoy having this information available!