Moved a few vineyards from California to Oregon to represent the history of wine production there

Moved coal from Chihuahua to Rio Grande and added iron there.

Removed Chilean tools export

Fixed Brazilian Amazon Scripted Button

Removed custom pop growth defines for now, since they apparently aren't working correctly anymore and I can't figure out why not.

-Removed starting investment agreements since they don't work anymore (could probably add them as starting treaties, something to look into in the future)
-Fixed some mistakes in starting setup

-Incorporated 1.9 patch changes
-Added starting trade centers

-Small population capacity adjustment

-Moved British starting fertilizer factories to East Anglia (only established in the 1850s but it's still a more historical spot) and gave the state two starting sulfur mines
-Added iron and sulfur throughput bonus to Norwegian fjord traits, while removing the iron bonus from Kongsberg
-Another adjustment to grain farm pms, the last one now gives a big jump in output to represent the impact that artificial fertilizers had, while earlier pms only provide small improvements
-Changed Russian localization for the state trait in Lorraine from the wrong word (blowjob) to the correct word (Minette)

-Increased severity of many negative harvest conditions such as droughts, with so many positive traits at 50% throughput bonus or more, vanilla harvest conditions with their -10% throughput malus seemed inconsequential, significantly reduced their frequency to compensate
-Removed decentralized country building throughput malus (-40%) to prevent decentralized peasants from starving all the time, it's not like they can build anything anyway, and their subsistence farms shouldn't be worse than normal ones
-More resource potential balance adjustments, mostly in agriculture
-Improved Black Soil state trait, made Volcanic Soil trait worse for agriculture
-Added "Intensive Agriculture" state trait that boosts agriculture and ranching throughput to states in England, the Low Countries, China and Japan that did develop historically signficiant intensive agriculture
TODO: Translate the trait into other languages