\#overview vs temples and altars
Reported by entrez: it was possible for #overview to show a line of just "." if a temple was known and its altar was unknown and no other features such as thrones or fountains were known on the level. It now lists "M temples and N altars" when both are present and the case that yielded "." becomes "a temple". That's an improvement but there might be edge cases it gets wrong. A listing of "a temple and an altar" is ambiguous because there isn't any way to tell whether the altar it mentions is inside the temple. That seems acceptable to me. I think it should include more alignment information about temples and altars, instead of just adding "to <your god>" when all known altars are of hero's alignment, but this doesn't attempt to address that.
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@@ -1258,6 +1258,9 @@ barbed devils have an attack that sticks you to them
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balrogs prefer bullwhip if hero is wielding a weapon
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ice devils have an additional attack, a slowing touch
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buff scroll of confuse monster and blessed potion of monster detection
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if a temple was entered while blind, #overview could show a line of just "."
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when describing altars if no other interesting features on that level
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were known
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Fixes to 3.7.0-x General Problems Exposed Via git Repository
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