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a technical explanation, for the curious: the vanilla medicine selection logic has some funky handling with drafted tending: there is a super specific interaction where, when tending someone that has no player-configured settings (i.e. a downed enemy pawn), it will use no meds *UNLESS* it's only checking for medicine from the inventory, in which case it'll use the best available stuff.
I originally didn't catch this in my updating work, and so I didn't account for it at all instead did some workarounds that never cleanly got around it. but this time I was able to notice that mechanic and included it, and so drafted tending should at long last now mirror vanilla in terms of functionality. hopefully!