Fix slow-server UI issue and incorrect licensing in arsenal limits #3338
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What type of PR is this.
What have you changed and why?
On slow dedicated servers, it was possible to select a category in the arsenal limits dialog before the arsenal data had been received. This could cause double-overlaid controls because the control creation routines would overlap. This PR fixes the problem by disabling the category controls until the initial setup and category rendering are complete.
The arsenal limits code also recently acquired incorrect attribution and licensing. This has been fixed.
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closes #XXXX
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Is further testing or are further changes required?
Should test on a server that's slow enough to generate the problem, although I'm pretty sure this will work.