Client: add cl_joystickLookCurve (opt-in response curve for joystick look) #1319
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Adds cl_joystickLookCurve (default 1.0, linear) to apply a response curve to joystick look axes only (yaw/pitch) in CL_JoystickMove() for both SP and MP.
This lets you tune “fine aim vs fast turn” behavior (e.g. >1.0 = less sensitive near center, <1.0 = more sensitive near center) without changing movement or defaults.
Scope: code/client/cl_input.cpp, codemp/client/cl_input.cpp only.
Inspired by jk2mv’s controller stick-shaping work; adapted for OpenJK and kept default-neutral.
How to test:
set in_joystick 1
set in_joystickUseAnalog 1
set cl_joystickLookCurve 1.0 (default / linear)
Example values:
set cl_joystickLookCurve 1.5 (less sensitive near center, better fine aim)
set cl_joystickLookCurve 0.8 (more sensitive near center)