Feature: Lua quest walkthrough test runner#173
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content-test, a standalone exe that runs Lua quest walkthrough specs against the real map-server content engine in process (no client or network), like a dedicated test binary alongside the four servers.Walks all three starting city MSQ routes, one file per route (gridania_msq, limsa_msq, uldah_msq): SEQ_000 tutorial, then SEQ_005 combat (real spawn plus a force kill through the genuine death path), then SEQ_010 handoff into the next quest.
Also lands the map-server lib/bin split (needed to embed the engine) and a feature gated testkit facade for the combat substrate.
Run with ./scripts/run-content-test.sh (also wired as a stage in scripts/test.sh). Later PRs extend each route.