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[DrFriedParts-ECI] New You (NUU) Outpatient Surgical Center

In a world where changing your clothes requires the most advanced medical technology available, Engineered Coffee Industries and New You (NU U) Outpatient Surgical Centers have teamed up to bring NUU's award winning plastic surgery portfolio to the inhabitant of Mars!

[ AS SEEN ON TV! ]
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* Showcased in episode 53.5 of "Martian Engineering"

* https://youtu.be/nByGk5zfSEI?si=xqFhhcaZUYM8PiND&t=698

[ UPDATED ]
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* Fixed air leaks at the apartment complex's interface

* Unfortunately, those air leak fixes prevent the apartment from unmerging (there are two light armor plates above and just to the side of the entry door that seal the inset connector, but attach to the building grid on their edge). Cut the module out of the temporary frame, blueprint, and then it will merge-once just fine.

Technical notes for our favorite caffeinated engineer:
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* To make life easier, this submission is a single large grid (no subgrids). Instead, I played around with graphics and other details.

* To make life harder, it requires over 1,000 superconductors

* I wrote a few hundred lines of code to animate some of the screens. The code is relatively low impact, but I lacked the time to hyper-optimize it.

* There is a sensor, which will shutoff the interior lighting, close the doors, and pause the programmable block to reduce the performance impact on the world when no one is around.

* Lighting is optimized. Achieved with just 2 emissive and 1 ray source. The lighting is tuned to remain within the hab's allocated space and not bleed into adjacent apartments.

Personal notes:
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* I spent way too many hours on this. It was a blast. Thanks EC!

* Thanks to the many amazing workshop creators that I drew skills and inspiration from.

* Feel free to use any of my artwork (it's all original except for the "leaves" in the lobby which are from the Makara by Kamu) or code included in this build in your own builds.

* If you do, please give me a shout-out/mention somewhere in your project or its documentation. Thanks!