Turn timer macro functions + minor editor/permissions QoL

[magnus-ISU]

Summary

Three independent changes bundled into one PR for convenience. Happy to split into three PRs if reviewers prefer — particularly because feature 3 is a deliberate security-bypass and may be unwelcome upstream as-is.

1. Turn-timer macro functions (the main change)

Adds TurnTimerFunction, registered in MapToolExpressionParser, exposing:

Function	Purpose
startTimer(name, seconds, [callback], [args])	Schedules a macro to run after seconds. Non-blocking — the calling macro returns immediately. Implements the long-missing "sleep" primitive without freezing the parser.
stopTimer(name)	Cancel a pending timer.
getTimerRemaining(name)	Seconds remaining (BigDecimal).
getTimerStatus(name)	running or none.
getTimerNames()	JSON array of active names.
setInitiativeTimer(seconds, [callback], [args])	Stores an auto-restart template; the timer re-arms on every initiative pass under reserved name __initiative__. Pass 0 to disable.
clearInitiativeTimer()	Drops the template and stops any pending instance.

Backed by a single dedicated ScheduledExecutorService (named threads, daemon — same idiom as DebounceExecutor). Callbacks are bounced onto the EDT via EventQueue.invokeLater and dispatched through MapTool.getParser().runMacro(...) — same pattern CallFunction's deferred path uses. Write operations require trusted-macro context.

Hooked into InitiativeList.handleInitiativeChangeCommitMacroEvent for the auto-restart, and into MapTool.setCampaign to cancel pending timers on campaign change. Timers are non-persistent (deliberate; mirrors how HTMLFrame/HTMLOverlayPanel registries behave).

Covered by TurnTimerFunctionTest (lifecycle: register, cancel, replace, decay-to-zero, invalid-duration, cancelAll).

Example usage:

[h: setInitiativeTimer(60, "turnExpired@Lib:Combat")]

Or layered (warning + expiry) by starting two named timers from an onInitiativeChange lib-token macro:

[h: startTimer("turnWarning", 50, "turnWarning@Lib:Combat")]
[h: startTimer("turnExpired", 60, "timerExpired@Lib:Combat")]

2. # Name macro-editor directive (small QoL)

When saving in MacroEditorDialog, if the command's first line is # something, that line is consumed and something becomes the macro's label. Plain regex match in applyNameDirective(), called from the existing save() entry point. Useful when bulk-pasting macros from disk where the filename has been embedded as a hint at the top. Caveat: people who deliberately output a literal # Text line at the top of a macro will be surprised — in practice, almost all macros start with […].

3. Trust All Players (insecure) preference (likely contentious)

New AppPreferences.trustAllPlayers checkbox in Preferences → Application → Macro Permissions. When on, MapToolLineParser.isMacroTrusted() and LibraryToken macro-trust both short-circuit to true, making every macro trusted regardless of token ownership or per-button "Allow Player Edits". The label includes (insecure) and the tooltip warns it's intended for solo development/testing only.

Why include it: Because at 99% of tables, the DM can trust all the players to not destroy the game if given power to write their own complex macros. It's a massive annoyance for my group that we can't do this.

Test plan

• ./gradlew test — TurnTimerFunctionTest green; nothing else regresses.
• ./gradlew spotlessCheck — clean.
• Manual end-to-end: setInitiativeTimer(10, "ping@Lib:Combat") arms timer; Next/Previous re-arm; setting 0 disables; campaign load cancels pending timers; macro-editor directive lifts label and strips line; trust-all preference is opt-in and persists across restart.
• Reviewer sanity-check on Windows/Linux (developed and tested on macOS).

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[Baaaaaz]

Disclaimer, I'm not a reviewer but... I suspect these should be split into separate PRs each using the PR template and with a reference to the open GitHub issue they are implementing/fixing/etc.

For no. 2, I think this would break existing macro editor command usage, for example URI accessed CSS which may have a # id selector as the first line in the macro command, to perhaps unconventional usage for storing raw markdown with # as headings. Maybe a new Preferences checkbox enabling this would be acceptable (with default being off to preserve existing behavior)?

[FullBleed]

Here is an example of what Aliasmask's lib:rpEdit uses in the header of its macro export/import:

@@ @macroName
@PROPS@ fontColor=black ; autoExecute=true ; fontSize=1.00em ; sortBy= ; color=aqua ; playerEditable=false ; applyToSelected=false ; group= ; tooltip= ; minWidth=

Perhaps having the editor use that "standard" would work to serve the same purpose?