feat(lua): Lua Tile Rendering

[AzmodiusX]

Purpose of change (The Why)

Lua could use some additional help with rendering tiles. We have hard-coded graphical effects for stuff like explosions, projectiles, etc... Why not Lua?

blocked by #8336

Describe the solution (The How)

Implements a (hopefully) robust tile rendering system with handles and 2 layers of cleanup; Time based and reality bubble based.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Really awkward stuff like spawning and de-spawning NPCs with effects or mutations on them where I want to render stuff.

Testing

local tint = TintConfig.new("#ff0000")
tint:set_blend_mode("overlay")
local pair = TintPair.new(tint)

--[[ Use this for one tile test
local player = gapi.get_avatar()
local map = gapi.get_map()
local pos = map:get_abs_ms(player:get_pos_ms())
gapi.add_lua_tile("t_wall", pair, pos, 10)
]]

-- Use this for snek test
local on_player_move = function(params)
	local player = params.player
	local map = gapi.get_map()
	local abs_pos = map:get_abs_ms(params.from)
	local h = gapi.add_lua_tile("t_wall", pair, abs_pos, 10)
end

game.add_hook("on_player_try_move", function(...) return on_player_move(...) end)

Will render neat snek
Observe:



Tinted:

Additional context

It doesn't render where you don't have vision.
Effects light shadow effect the tiles.
I did my best to ensure the performance impact wouldn't be too bad even if the mod author plays a bit fast and loose.
Removes tiles that go outside of the reality bubble.
Clears them on game load. They don't get saved, so there's no point in keeping them around. It's up to the mod author to account for this.
While the duration can be set to -1 for permanent, the docs give a fair warning about performance, and the default duration is 1 turn.
Now that #8026 was merged, I can implement standardized tinting behavior.
Currently, you can:
Remove by handle
Remove at position
Clear everything

Considerations

Perhaps this needs to seperate tiles by mod_id so clear_everything doesn't break other mods stuff?
Unsure, since there are so many other ways to do this responsibly on the Lua side.

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[AzmodiusX]

Deferred for SDL3 since this didn't pick up much traction before. I'm not binning anything, no worries.