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Added new findings about invalid version IDs.
After transferring Pokemon up to Gen 6 and then to Gen 7, I discovered that invalid version IDs display the "a distant land" string that is used for the Gamecube games, so that information was added in a comment. Also clarified that it's not just Gen 4 that displays the Johto string, it's Gen 4 and up.
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@ -87,9 +87,10 @@ extern u8 gStringVar4[];
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#define T2_READ_PTR(ptr) (void*) T2_READ_32(ptr)
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// Invalid Versions show as "----------" in Gen 4 and Gen 5's summary screen.
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// In Gens 6 and 7, invalid versions instead show "a distant land" in the summary screen.
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// In Gen 4 only, migrated Pokemon with Diamond, Pearl, or Platinum's ID show as "----------".
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// Gen 5 and up read Diamond, Pearl, or Platinum's ID as "Sinnoh".
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// In Gen 4, migrated Pokemon with HeartGold or SoulSilver's ID show the unused "Johto" string.
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// In Gen 4 and up, migrated Pokemon with HeartGold or SoulSilver's ID show the unused "Johto" string.
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enum
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{
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VERSION_INVALID_0 = 0,
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