Reusable module templates

[Thodor12]

Changes proposed in this pull request

• Dependent on Some necessary de-fuckery of the window logic #11203
• Introduces a template system that allows a player to configure templates or presets of configuration on certain modules per type of building, this works on the following modules:
  • Minimum stock
  • Item lists
  • Entity lists
  • Restaurant menu
  • Settings
• Templates can be accessed by clicking a new tab on the right of the window, this tab will only appear for modules that implement the new ITemplateModule
• A player can create new templates by filling the input and clicking the add icon, which will create a new template based on the current configuration of the module
• Other buildings can then opt to "use" the template, which will overwrite it's configuration based on the template
• Any building may overwrite a template by clicking on save, which will automatically synchronize the configuration across all tracking buildings
• Templates can be removed by pressing the X

Implementation details

• Two new interfaces must be implemented on both the SERVER and CLIENT: ITemplateModule and ITemplateModuleView
• This only requires both sides to implement the getTemplateStorageId() method, the values that the server and client return must be identical!!
• The module must already implement IPersistentModule, if not you must implement the (de)serialize methods
• Nothing else is required for starters, however it can be further customized
  • The server can (and should) implement the resetTemplateAssignment() method on places where the configuration is modified, this is so that if the building is actively tracking a template, upon modification of data it'll automatically untrack the template, meaning that if another module syncs, the changes in this building won't be wiped again
  • The client should overwrite the getDescriptionText(CompoundTag data) method, this is to implement a more appropriate description text for the current module, otherwise it'll say "No description" on the second line in the window
• General note: This implementation only works on modules where configuration must be non unique

Testing

• Yes I tested this before submitting it.
• I also did a multiplayer test.

Review please