Add /res pmirror to mirror flags between players - #1460
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Mirrors one player's flags onto another player inside the same residence.
Residence name can be omitted while standing inside one.
/res mirroralready handles residence-to-residence; this covers the player-to-player case, which previously meant one/res psetper flag.Merges, does not replace — target flags with no counterpart on the source are left alone, same as
applyTemplate()does for/res mirror. For an exact copy, run/res pset [residence] [target] removeallfirst.Flags are replayed through the existing
setPlayerFlag()rather than copying the map directly, so trusted-residence bookkeeping, the raid lock, andResidenceFlagChangeEventall still fire. Permission handling matches/res pset.Includes translations for all 7 language files. English.yml is untouched — it is generated at runtime from the
lmenum defaults.