Add combat event hooks

[Azurelol]

Add a variety of combat event hooks that can be used by modules (and the system) . These can all be found in FUHooks.

• ATTACK_EVENT
• DAMAGE_EVENT
• COMBAT_EVENT
• GAIN_EVENT
• LOSS_EVENT
• CRISIS_EVENT
• DEFEAT_EVENT
• STATUS_EVENT

Examples

    Hooks.on('projectfu.events.damage', async event => {
        Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for damage event: ${event.type} on token: ${event.token.name}`);
        switch (event.type) {
            case "physical":
                playSoundEffect('physical');
                break;
            default:
                break;
        }
    });

    Hooks.on('projectfu.events.gain', async event => {
        Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for gain event: ${event.resource} on token: ${event.token.name}`);
    });

    Hooks.on('projectfu.events.loss', async event => {
        Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for loss event: ${event.resource} on token: ${event.token.name}`);
    });

    Hooks.on('projectfu.events.crisis', async event => {
        Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for crisis event on token: ${event.token.name}`);
    });

    Hooks.on('projectfu.events.combat', async event => {        
        switch (event.type) {
            case 'FU.StartOfCombat':
            case 'FU.EndOfCombat':
                Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for combat event: ${event.type}`);
                break;

            case 'FU.StartOfTurn':
                Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for combat event ${event.type} on token ${event.token.name}`);
                break;
            case 'FU.EndOfTurn':
                Azurecompendia.log(`Playing sound effect for combat event ${event.type} on token ${event.token.name}`);
                break;
            default:
                break;
        }
    });

[KSops]

maybe use a concat method?

[KSops]

ah looks like an alternative is
this.#check.additionalData[TRAITS].push(...traits);

[KSops]

As a general comment, I'm not sure the JSDoc typedefs are working, but that could also be my VSCode acting up.

[Azurelol]

As a general comment, I'm not sure the JSDoc typedefs are working, but that could also be my VSCode acting up.

Oh I definitely had issues referencing types in VScode; hence my switch to Webstorm.

[KSops]

I think getTraits and getTargets can return null. In these cases it looks like there might be exceptions thrown?

[Azurelol]

A while ago they would, but now they return empty arrays if nothing instead. I updated the comments.

[KSops]

getTargets returns an empty array, but getTraits still returns null doesnt it?

getTraits() {
  return this.#check.additionalData[TRAITS] ?? null;
}

[Azurelol]

I see it.