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Jaggid's Large Batch Recipes

Adds "large batch" crafting options for work types not contained in my other, similar mods. Specifically the work bench, smelting, wood chopping, 3d printer and soldering bench.

• Adds Large batch recipes for all smelting operations.
  
• Adds new recipes to make trade goods from brick and from concrete, and large batch variants.
  
• Adds large batch recipes for chopping sticks from wood on the chopping block.
  
• Adds slightly larger batch recipes for electronics, CPU Cores, Power Cells, Mech Cores and AI cores on the soldering bench.
  
• Adds large batch recipe for carbon nanotubes on the 3d printer (Does NOT add large batch recipes for electronics or cpu cores on this device, however.)
  
• Adds large batch recipes to the workbench for Smokeleaf pipe, stimulants, fuel recipes, cloth from hay and feathers, and Veggie leather.
  
• Slight tweak to the bandages recipe to make more per craft.
  
• New recipe for making a Respirator mask using silicon rather than ore. Unlocked by the same research as the normal Respirator recipe.
  
• New recipes for crafting Synthetic fabric as a Synthetic blend, which uses less fuel than standard synthetic crafting, but also requires cloth as an input.
  
• Property override for the Good Luck charm which allows you to dismantle them. It will always return scrap metal, regardless of what it was made from. I had to specify a resource, and that's the one I choose.
  
• Changed property for ore smelting recipes (the default ones) so that they are unhidden when you research the appropriate technology rather than requiring that you find and observe "interesting rocks". You can get ore without doing that field research, and I think it's rather silly you can't smelt it until one of your people stares at a rock for a day in the default game.

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For additional large batch recipe options see Improved Fermenter, Improved Oil Press, and Family Meals.

For those curious, the reason for multiple, smaller mods for these new recipes is because I prefer a modular approach to mods, rather than single, large mods that do a lot of stuff. It's both easier to maintain as a mod creator, and easier to eliminate any mod conflicts for the end user.