Context-based Combat Part 1

### Context-based Combat: Part 1 (Unarmed Melee, harm intent)
The first part of a larger combat overhaul that focuses on more descriptive, narrative logs during combat, more interesting fights and decrease of RNG's influence on combat.
For more information on the general concept see the [forum page](http://baystation12.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=11448).
 - [x] Attack logs based on
  - [x] damage received,
  - [x] organ hit,
  - [x] species,
  - [x] combat skill
  - [x] position.
 - [x] Magboot stomps: A stomp that can be carried out on a lying person with active boots. Takes two seconds to prepare and deals 20 to 30 points of damage.
 - [x] Missing a hit has been subdivided into dodging and blocking, each with their own requirements that must be met.
 - [x] Landing a strong hit against a body part has a chance to cause a short effect, i.e. blurryness for the head, dropping an item for arms and hands, getting pushed backward for the chest, getting additional halloss for crotch, legs and feet.
 - [x] Target organ is no longer always random. If the victim is unable to move or on help intent, melee punches will hit where the assailant targets.
 - [x] Ninjas and Changelings get a similar melee bonus as the one tajaran and unathi get.
 - [x] Punching somebody that is on the ground will be displayed in kicks
 - [x] Commented, organised code as well as a proc only for attack messages for easy addition and edits.
 - [x] Logs, logs, logs, about thirty to fourty diverse messages that pop up on hits and their effects.
 - [ ] Cleanup snowflake code, making it more OOP-friendly
 - [ ] Updating code to use CSS classes
 - [ ] Making the attack log proc a child of unarmed_attack of species
 - [ ] Adding the missing armor check
Seems to me less that you're worried about the actual effects of this, but more about the fact that if we put this in, players might come to like it, and demand more of it.

Honestly, there's no risk to this thing itself. Just put it in, see how it works out, if it works badly, remove it again. If people like it, re-think skills affecting stuff.