Implement impacts/debilities as ActiveEffects

[rsek]

TODO

• figure out where i was going with the updateGlobalStatusEffect static method

Features of note

• numerous side effects standard to ActiveEffects:
  • set impacts/debilities from the token HUD; there are different options for each actor subtype
  • impact icons!!! right now they're just on the token HUD toggles, but they could be used elsewhere
  • adding/removing an impact shows the scrolling text above the token, when appropriate
• starforged-style impacts or classic-style debilities are now a world-level setting, independent of toolset (though some sheets override it so that they behave the same as main)
• adjustments to the token HUD:
  • the "Apply Status Effects" button is now relabelled "Mark Impacts"/"Mark Debilities", and uses a more appropriate icon
  • made the HUD status effect toggle icons bigger; we have way fewer to display than FVTT presumes, and it was looking kinda empty otherwise
• Non-breaking data model change: adds the optional noRecover boolean to condition meter data. when true, condition meters present a "locked" state with an explanatory tooltip.
  • Unprepared, wounded, and shaken ActiveEffects force the value of the relevant meter to 0 (to ensure the appropriate value is provided to rolls), and set noRecover to true
• data migrations for CharacterData and StarshipData
• numerous type adjustments to reflect v11 API changes

Further development?

• provide custom impact toggles from the token HUD
• allow individual actors to override whether they want impacts or debilities
• customize the list of impacts/debilities at the global level
• have assets provide their condition checkboxes as ActiveEffects
• config window for custom impacts -- set icon, description, etc
• add impact descriptions to ActiveEffect#description and expose them as tooltips
• this puts us in a good place to make all PC impacts fully customizable/configurable with a custom sheet
• find other places to insert the icons. e.g.: tooltip, chatalert

[rsek]

Now managed by IronActiveEffect#_onCreate and friends. FVTT itself uses ActiveEffect#_onCreate for its scrolling token text, which serves a similar purpose.