Add multi-origin cyclic discovery rotation to AutoDiscoveryWorker#48
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Added support for multi-origin AutoDiscovery dispatching with cyclic system rotation.
Changes
Behaviour
Instead of sending AutoDiscovery only from a single coordinate, the worker now iterates through multiple origins and
dispatches AutoDiscovery missions to nearby systems sequentially in a rotating cycle.
This improves discovery coverage and reduces repetitive targeting of the same systems.
Notes
Existing configurations remain functional.
If only one origin is defined, behaviour remains unchanged.