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Appearance Change Wish

Adds a wish that lets you change your appearance to that of any object in the game. The code was partially based on NalathniDragon's now nonfunctional "Look Like Anything" mod: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1797254317.

The wish is "looklike", and will create a textbox when used, which will then accept the name of the object whose appearance you wish to copy. Player callings or castes are "Player" followed by the calling/caste name in CamelCase and with no spaces (e.g. "PlayerNomad").

Now supports both all of the preset build tiles (using the same format of "Player" followed by the name of the build, e.g. "PlayerDreamTortoise") as well as custom appearances or use of any unused or alternate sprites the game has; this includes some extremely ancient and odd looking sprites from before Qud got its current artstyle. Simply wish for "looklikeCustom" and input the path (e.g. "Creatures/sw_eater_5_flipped.bmp" for a base game Eater statue sprite) to your desired sprite.
When adding your own custom sprites, just make a folder in your game's Mods folder, add a Textures subfolder, and put the sprite you want to use in it, and you'll be able to simply input your sprite's name into looklikeCustom's textbox to see it in-game.

UPDATE: Now includes the long-requested ability to flip your tile, and you can do so both horizontally and vertically! Simply use "FlipTileH" or "FlipTileV" as inputs to looklike.
Further, you can now choose your sprite's colors with looklikeColor (this unfortunately uses text inputs, rather than a color picker, due to color pickers not being able to use certain colors (e.g. orange)). No more needing to spawn in tattoo guns at the start of a run!


TLDR: The following wishes are included:
"looklike" (takes the name of an in-game object; or "Player" followed by a CamelCase version of the name of a caste, calling or preset build; or "FlipTileH" or "FlipTileV")
"looklikeCustom" (takes a path to a sprite in a Textures folder from either the base game or a mod)
"looklikeColor" (opens two input boxes in sequence; each accepts one base-game color code)