Allow storing value of zero in script array vars#1109
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When script arrays were added, the implementation erased entries set to zero to save some memory. However, I later added some commands that check an entire array, which the no-zero implementation conflicts with. It now matters if a user sets an array value to zero, and it could cause confusion if full-array commands act as if those values don't exist.
I've changed it so setting an array value to zero no longer erases it. Unset indices still return zero, because they have to return something.