Add detailed source breakdowns for Effective DPS and damage conversion/extra damage

首先定位 issue 中引用的现有“Total Increased”和“Total More”来源明细，并追踪其中的条目是如何组装和显示的。将该路径与 Effective DPS、damage conversion 和 extra damage 的计算进行比较；完成的标准是每个请求的 stat 都能展示其各个贡献来源及最终总计，并覆盖所描述的示例案例。

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What platform are you running Path of Building on?

Windows

Is your feature request related to a problem?

I would like to see more detailed but there is only final value.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to see more detailed breakdowns for the following stats:

• Effective DPS modifiers
• “X Damage Converted to Y Damage”
• “Gain X as Extra Y Damage”

For these stats, it would be very helpful if PoB could show every individual source contributing to the final value, similar to how “Total Increased” and “Total More” currently display their individual sources.

For example, when looking at a build, it can sometimes be very difficult to figure out where a particular Effective DPS value or damage conversion/extra damage value is coming from. Having a detailed breakdown of each source would make it much easier to understand and troubleshoot a build.

Ideally, each of these stats would show something like:

• Source A: +X%
• Source B: +Y%
• Source C: +Z%

and then the resulting total.

This would make it much easier to identify how PoB arrives at the final numbers, especially for complex builds.

Describe alternatives you've considered

No response

Additional context

Example:

Enemy resistance 50%
Effective resistance:
13% (non-inverted hit after penetration) ... <- source ?
-87% （inverted hit after penetration)
= -2%

Effective DPS modifier:
x 1.02 (resistance) <- source ?
x1.16 (increased/reduced damage taken) <-source ?
=1.183

Enemy modifiers
Value Stat Skill types Notes Source
10% increased Damage Taken Spell Condition:Unnerved Base <- source ?

If the source could be listed directly, it would save a lot of time. Otherwise, it can take quite a while to track down where it comes from.