fix: apply offset queue amount to craft list concentration queue#1383
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This fixes smart concentration queueing in CraftLists.
The previous logic calculated queueableAmount from available concentration, but also used that same value as the final queued amount. This ignored offsetQueueAmount, so extra buffer crafts were not added for expected Ingenuity procs.
This change calculates totalQueueAmount as queueableAmount + offsetQueueAmount, applies maxQueueAmount to the final queued amount, caps SBF crafts to the final queued amount, and only subtracts concentration for the real concentration-limited crafts.
Offset crafts are added as an extra buffer, but they do not consume concentration upfront.