feat(content): add a larger size of sail, adjust recipes, show sails on top of vehicles

[chaosvolt]

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Purpose of change

Fer plunderin'

Describe the solution

1. Moved sails to the on_roof slot, as there is a sprite for them that now becomes visible when viewing the part from outside, and added a description to clarify these are smaller sails, and reduced time to install/repair. Speaking of...
2. Defined a part for a larger set of sails with a higher baseline power.
3. Defined the item form for large sails.
4. Defined recipe, uses a wooden beam, rope, and in general more materials than normal sails.
5. Misc: Added a single short rope to the requirements for small sails.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Adding a better sprite for sails, especially big ones. I'd have to test whether multi-tile sprites for vehicleparts works or not, a long time ago I tried testing that for tankmod and it had some weird layering issues.

Testing

1. Checked affected files for syntax and lint errors.
2. Load-tested in compiled test build.
3. Temporarily added in a test vehicle uploaded below, a small sloop loaded with cannon.
4. Confirmed it has enough power to sail around reliably, when installing small sails on it makes it spam "too heavy for engines" messages if you aren't catching enough with.
5. Stepped off and confirmed I can see the sail. It's kinda smol though...

Test vehicle:
The Silly.json

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[Zireael07]

Nb as the person who added the original sail recipe, it's supposed to be a simple square sail with two wooden beams, one at the top, the other at the bottom (I forget the exact English naming)

[chaosvolt]

It's definitely a sail on the smaller end given the recipe, yeah. It uses no more than 4 planks rather than anything resembling a mast, for example.