Crawling Is Fun! - Fixing bodged logic

This post is included for posterity. It was originally posted in my now-defunct Discord server.

Refactored everything to make sense. I am such a troglodyte, this is full of facepalms.

• Print UI every frame for the duration of the frame, instead of once per completed second since the game began (Tock). This means, for example, that if the player moves into danger, they don't need to wait for the next second to find out. This also allowed me to take out the initial instance I printed the time so that something was on screen when the game starts before the first Tock.

I did discover that I only messed up the display/outcome of these checks, not the timing of the checks themselves, but correcting this was a good principle to learn for when more meaningful things happen, such as playing a death animation.

• Use Truncate instead of Round to display the Clock. This was causing my time to display half a second off.
• Don't add a second to the current Time of Day to try to account for the fact computers start at 0. That would be dumb. Instead, correct only when comparing against the Day Period, which is a human friendly value.
• If the delta second goes over 1, triggering a Tock, carry over the remainder to the next Tock (instead of setting to 0), increasing accuracy.

Now I am not lost in nonsensical logic I can add more stuff. Making Time of Day relative to world coordinates should mess up my logic again nice and fast.

Correction: I had a bunch of vestigial logic to limit things to once a second. I don't know why. If I used it, it would probably grow desynced from the true time since the game started. It's gone now, don't be scared.