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Android Conversion

Android Conversion; Convert your existing organic colonists into new androids, and add new upgrades to your old ones!

Converting an organic colonist into and android does not change their race, instead it applies the "Android" Health effect from the Androids mod, similar to how Androids already handles non-human races. So, with this, you can have 'human' Androids.
Conversion does not cost any Nutrition, unlike printing a new android. Make of that what you will.
While most upgrades can be modded onto existing androids using the conversion chamber, currently the Archotech Module is disabled. This is primarily due to that specific upgrade being highly unethical, when applied to an existing intelligence. 2 minds go in, one comes out.

NEW: Core A.I. Research is now released! https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2569940455
This mod will allow you to substitute a Blank Persona Core for the Archotech Module, when adding it to existing androids. This sidesteps the ethics issue entirely, by allowing your colonists to upload their consciousness to a completely empty A.I. core!

Future content/plans
Add failure HeDiff's for if pawn is ejected while actively modding.
Add "acclimatization" traits, to simulate a pawn growing used to their new components & nature.
Potentially add setting to enable archotech module, despite ethics.

Please let me know if you encounter any bugs, or any compatibility issues.
Possible compatibility issues;
"Lifecycle" mods may cause issues when converting colonists, colonist age will be reset to the youngest age in their current lifecycle. So your colonists should always end up younger than they started as, but there's the possibility for issues if you are using these types of mods.

Credits:
ChJees – Original Androids mod + Androidify
Icons from - https://game-icons.net
firedragonmc - 1.4 port: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?edit=true&id=2889650144 - I may get around to updating this eventually, but figured I'd recognize someone else's effort.