Rework killed map_objects recognition

- removed the map_object_id from the TGO
- add a new TriggerRule with the MapObjectIsDead Condition which adds the map object to the killed_map_objects array in the state.json
- Use the trigger_zone_name as the unique identifier used for the unit_map to recognize the kill

game/debriefing.py

@@ -99,6 +99,9 @@ class StateData:
     #: Names of vehicle (and ship) units that were killed during the mission.
     killed_ground_units: List[str]
 
+    #: Names of map objects that were killed during the mission.
+    killed_map_objects: list[str]
+
     #: List of descriptions of destroyed statics. Format of each element is a mapping of
     #: the coordinate type ("x", "y", "z", "type", "orientation") to the value.
     destroyed_statics: List[dict[str, Union[float, str]]]
@@ -117,6 +120,7 @@ class StateData:
             # Also normalize dead map objects (which are ints) to strings. The unit map
             # only stores strings.
             killed_ground_units=list({str(u) for u in data["killed_ground_units"]}),
+            killed_map_objects=data["killed_map_objects"],
             destroyed_statics=data["destroyed_objects_positions"],
             base_capture_events=data["base_capture_events"],
         )
@@ -318,6 +322,16 @@ class Debriefing:
                     losses.enemy_airlifts.append(airlift_unit)
                 continue
 
+        # Find killed map objects and mark them as loss
+        for map_object in self.state_data.killed_map_objects:
+            building = self.unit_map.building_or_fortification(map_object)
+            if building is not None:
+                if building.ground_object.control_point.captured:
+                    losses.player_buildings.append(building)
+                else:
+                    losses.enemy_buildings.append(building)
+                continue
+
         return losses
 
     def base_capture_events(self) -> List[BaseCaptureEvent]: