Add multi-world editing with server-controlled facets#79
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Every map (facet) becomes its own dockable world tab, so you can view and edit several facets side by side in one session instead of reconnecting to switch maps. The facet set is driven by the server; the editor can also auto-discover local
mapX.mulfiles and serve them through the client controlled server.New sub-commands under the existing
0x02connection channel:0x20 SelectFacet— client selects a facet before login.0x21 RequestFacetList0x22 FacetList— server advertises facets (index, width, height, name); pushed after login.