Fix options pages sometimes displaying blank values in form fields

[LegendaryLinux]

What is this fixing or adding?

This fixes a bug causing values on the options pages to sometimes display as blank fields if a preset was chosen which was defined in a particular way

How was this tested?

Tested locally by running WebHost

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Before:

After:

[Ishigh1]

I manually checked all presets, they all look correct now

[Berserker66]

Suggested change

	presets[preset_name] = {}
	for preset_option_name, preset_option in preset.items():
	if preset_option == "random":
	presets[preset_name][preset_option_name] = preset_option
	continue
	option = world.options_dataclass.type_hints[preset_option_name].from_any(preset_option)
	if isinstance(option, Options.NamedRange) and isinstance(preset_option, str):
	assert preset_option in option.special_range_names, \
	f"Invalid preset value '{preset_option}' for '{preset_option_name}' in '{preset_name}'. " \
	f"Expected {option.special_range_names.keys()} or {option.range_start}-{option.range_end}."
	presets[preset_name][preset_option_name] = option.value
	elif isinstance(option, Options.Range):
	presets[preset_name][preset_option_name] = option.value
	elif isinstance(preset_option, str):
	# Ensure the option value is valid for Choice and Toggle options
	assert option.name_lookup[option.value] == preset_option, \
	f"Invalid option value '{preset_option}' for '{preset_option_name}' in preset '{preset_name}'. " \
	f"Values must not be resolved to a different option via option.from_text (or an alias)."
	# Use the name of the option
	presets[preset_name][preset_option_name] = option.current_key
	else:
	# Use the name of the option
	presets[preset_name][preset_option_name] = option.current_key
	current_preset = presets[preset_name] = {}
	for preset_option_name, preset_option in preset.items():
	if preset_option == "random":
	current_preset[preset_option_name] = preset_option
	continue
	option = world.options_dataclass.type_hints[preset_option_name].from_any(preset_option)
	if isinstance(option, Options.NamedRange) and isinstance(preset_option, str):
	assert preset_option in option.special_range_names, \
	f"Invalid preset value '{preset_option}' for '{preset_option_name}' in '{preset_name}'. " \
	f"Expected {option.special_range_names.keys()} or {option.range_start}-{option.range_end}."
	current_preset[preset_option_name] = option.value
	elif isinstance(option, Options.Range):
	current_preset[preset_option_name] = option.value
	elif isinstance(preset_option, str):
	# Ensure the option value is valid for Choice and Toggle options
	assert option.name_lookup[option.value] == preset_option, \
	f"Invalid option value '{preset_option}' for '{preset_option_name}' in preset '{preset_name}'. " \
	f"Values must not be resolved to a different option via option.from_text (or an alias)."
	# Use the name of the option
	current_preset[preset_option_name] = option.current_key
	else:
	# Use the name of the option
	current_preset[preset_option_name] = option.current_key

Minor thing for minor readability and execution speed improvement.

[LegendaryLinux]

Is this causing current_preset to always equal the value of presets[preset_name]?