manager: Add item type column in cleanup table

[pastelmind]

With > 10k items in the game, it's difficult to remember what each item does. Showing the item types in the table would help this.

One problem is that horizontal space is already highly contested; cramming an extra column won't be easy. We could use icons or emojis, but I often find them more confusing than simple text. I believe short (4-8 characters), recognizable keywords would be better.

Some suggestions on item type keywords (❓ indicates tentative ideas)

• Consumables
  • food
  • booze (I prefer this over drink because it's less ambiguous. Technically milk is a drink, right?)
  • spleen
  • potion
  • ❓ Avatar-changing (Monster Manuel) potions could have their own keyword (avatar)
• Equipment
  • hat
  • shirt
  • weapon
  • offhand
  • ❓ shield may deserve its own keyword
  • pants
  • acc (accessory)
  • back (back item)
  • fam.eq (familiar equipment)
• Other
  • combat (combat item)
  • ❓ hatch (familiar hatchling)
  • ❓ skbook (skillbook items)
• ❓ Items without any appropriate keywords should not have keywords
• ❓ Items that belong in multiple categories like the fire crackers should have only 1 "primary" keyword shown

Requested by Irrat in the KoLmafia forum thread.

Note: It would also be nice to have a filter for item types--perhaps a select menu?

[libraryaddict]

Untradeable.

As for icons, possibly use ones from kol itself?

[pastelmind]

I'm not fond of icons/emojis for denoting an item's category. They can be confusing or ambiguous, esp. when dealing with non-universal concepts. For example, what icon would clearly and unambiguously represent a "spleen item"?

If you can suggest a set of icons/emojis that are clear and obvious, I'm all ears.

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"untradeable" is technically a flag, and is too broad to be considered an item "type". There are both tradeable and untradeable equipment, consumables, hatchlings, etc. Same for "quest item" and "IotM".

It still makes sense to allow filtering items by flags by flags (tradeability/quest item/iotm/...), though. You could make a new feature request issue describing such a feature.