Keep SystemHeat PAW stable when flux changes - #184
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Fixes #151
Summary
Keep the SystemHeat part-action-window layout stable when system flux changes or briefly reaches zero in the editor.
Problem
ModuleSystemHeat.Update()was showing or hiding the System Temperature field every frame based ontotalSystemFlux > 0. When the editor simulation temporarily changed the flux value, the field appeared and disappeared, causing the remaining PAW fields and controls to move continuously.Change
Keep the System Temperature field visible while the SystemHeat module is enabled. Its displayed value continues to update normally, while module enable/disable state remains responsible for the field's visibility.
Verification
SystemHeat.csprojin Release configuration.master: one file changed.