fix: Remove old hover method for viewing marine stats

[OH296]

Purpose

• Self-descriptive. Used to be a way of viewing marine stats by hovering the marine image this is now redundant and was causing a crash

Describe your changes/additions

• Self-descriptive.

What can/needs to be improved/changed

• Nothing.

Testing done

• None, and I understand the risks.

Related things and/or additional context

• None.

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📝 Walkthrough

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Removed the automatic display of unit stats when hovering over certain UI regions or when the unit profile is active. Stats will no longer appear in these scenarios.

Walkthrough

By the Omnissiah's will, the sacred script within the scr_ui_manage function has been purged of logic responsible for displaying unit statistics upon the machine-spirits' detection of cursor incursion or activation of the unit_profile protocol. The cogitator's conditional code, which once checked for the presence of specific data-objects and toggled the stats_displayed state, has been excised. Now, only the rites pertaining to squad view rendering and profile toggling remain, unencumbered by the previous stat-display invocations.

Changes

Files Changed	Change Summary
scripts/scr_ui_manage/scr_ui_manage.gml	Removed conditional logic for displaying unit stats based on UI interaction; retained squad view and profile toggling code.

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• scripts/scr_ui_manage/scr_ui_manage.gml

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