Picking up gold pieces can no longer issue a false encumbrance warning. - #1609
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A discrepancy in how the weight of gold pieces were calculated in pickup.c caused encumbrance warnings to trigger if the hero picked up less than 50 gold pieces while just being under their carrying capacity. Following through with the pickup would not actually encumber the hero, as that uses the weight() function, not the GOLD_WT macro.