Patch Notes: Ship rams return

Rams

You can ram ships again. Sail into the side of a ship at speed.
A ram causes damage to the hull of the ship that you hit. Your ship also has some damage from the ram.
A ram cannot sink a ship. Rams decrease the hull of a ship until it surrenders. Then you can board it.
A ram into the side of a ship causes more damage than a ram into its bow or its stern.
More speed toward the ship causes more damage, up to a limit. A storm does not make a ram stronger.
If your ship only touches the side of a ship as it sails past, that is not a ram.
A small boat causes less damage to a large ship than a large ship causes.
If the hull of your ship is low, your ram is weaker. A wrecked ship cannot ram.
A ram does not lock the two ships together. You can board a ship only after it surrenders.
You cannot ram a lawful ship that is at peace with you. Your ship only touches it, and you do not commit piracy.
If you fire on a lawful ship first, you can ram it. That ram is piracy, as a cannon shot is.

The Large Galley has a ram on its bow again. Its ram causes two times the damage. The galley has less damage from its own ram.
An enemy galley can ram your ship. It rams only the ship that it fights.
A ram from a galley cannot sink your ship. If you use Brace, your ship has only half of the damage.

RAM-RETURN: ship ramming back, bounded so no ram finishes a ship by @Lattymoy in #1333

Full Changelog: app-v0.1.11837...app-v0.1.11842