MISC: Convert Literature entries and helper functions to TSX

[NagaOuroboros]

Following the conclusion of discussion on the Discord, I have brought the Literature-related files in-line with the recommendations made so that, going forward, contribution and maintenance of Literature files should be both easier and more flexible.

Literatures.ts -> Literatures.tsx

• Reformatted every Literature entry's text property to hold a JSX Element.
• Miscellaneous edits to entries to use JSX features and fix parsing errors so the final output is unchanged.
• Replaced single quotes within the entries with double quotes, since the text property is no longer comprised of string literals.

LiteratureHelpers.ts -> LiteratureHelpers.tsx

• Updated showLiterature() to pass a JSX Element to dialogueBoxCreate() instead of a string.

Literature.ts

• Changed the LiteratureConstructorParams interface's text field from type string to type JSX.Element.
• Changed the Literature class's text field from type string to type JSX.Element.

[catloversg]

Suggested change

	dialogBoxCreate(txt, true);
	dialogBoxCreate(txt);

The second parameter should not be used. We only use it in 2 cases:

• Literature. We concatenate strings to create an HTML string, so we need HTML support in dialogBoxCreate.
• ns.alert. Legacy support.

Literature content is a React element now, so there is no need to call dialogBoxCreate with html=true.

[NagaOuroboros]

Done!

I only left it in due to my own uncertainty over what it controlled, and didn't try removing it, as it didn't produce any erroneous output. Thanks for the pointer!