Tentatively Updated to latest version and cleaned up error log

Fixed for latest version of OWB, hopefully

+Fixed tooltip for expand medicine and agriculture, and limited its use to 5 times ever.

+New decision for Vault City and Lost Hills to enable Generic Decisions once 2277 hits.

+Slanter now marked as a Tribal Nation
+Can finally decide you too want to be a tribal nation, or at least have the tribal focus tree, even as a civilized settler nation. Doing so will also enable Tribal technologies, though you will have to reload if you don't start with access to them. Doing so will require crippling your government in the process and might not make a ton of sense, but as always the focus switching gamerule is there to disable it. This is also available to Raider and Super Mutant Nations, enabling you to explore the story of a Mutant nation starting the path to civilization a different route!

+Brotherhood, Brotherhoods everywhere.
+In Seriousness, Brotherhood nations can now adopt the Brotherhood Puppet Tree or Shared Brotherhood Focus if they run out of focuses but are too stuffy to adopt settler focuses. These are not exclusive, so eventually they can complete the others.
+Any Brotherhood Puppet, or nation with the puppet tree, can adopt the Shared Brotherhood Focus as well. This will upgrade their power armor one stage, from nothing to tribal or tribal to settler. No advanced power armor handouts, however.
+ANY nation can adopt the Brotherhood puppet tree if they themselves puppet an actual member of the Brotherhood of Steel, are a part of the Faction, or Lost Hills doesn't exist to contest your claim that you, a random tribal nation, are in fact a legitimate Brotherhood successor chapter. This will also upgrade your power armor as above, with the same restrictions.
-As usual, you can disable Focus Tree Changing via a gamerule if you won't want other players to use this in multiplayer, and the AI will never use this feature.

+A few more tag fixes, including biting the bullet and just making the NCR a settler nation.

+Tribal Nations no longer lose their ideas upon changing focus tree. While they would gradually fade and change, the span of the game is too short and the endless edge cases for nations with unique trees would make it almost impossible to extend the functionality to everyone in a meaningful way.
+Tribal Nations with poor stability and Leader/Elite ideology can now choose to act like raiders instead, to build a tributary empire.
+Fixed Tech not working for Lonestar