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Thinking it through a bit. If we could assign a storage container to a fuel tank just like we assign them to constructors, and switch fuel tank to ON so it draws from the container, then there would be no reason to ever install more than 1 fuel tank per vessel.
...and then people would just say, why do we even need fuel tanks? Just have the engines draw from storage. In which case there is no easy way to monitor the fuel level in storage. If tanks could auto-fuel, your single fuel tank would always show FULL until storage was empty. If the engines could just draw from storage you'd never know how much fuel is left in storage.
So the fuel tanks, exactly as they are now, do serve a valid purpose. Same is true for the O2 tanks. It's nice to have a little more variety and a few different systems to manage rather than a singular multi-purpose all-storage container.
I think if they did allow any sort of automation, it might come in the form of an "Auto-Loader" block/console capability. Where you just specify an input and output and let the thing run.