Add: Starlit 1.0.0

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Adds Starlit (https://starlit.gg), a Twitch chat game where viewers fish, hunt and dig for items and wear what they earn: chromas (username paints) and badges on the names that wear them.

Layout follows src/twir and src/7tv-emotes: a manifest, an index.js that injects four modules, and one file per module.

• api.js reads Starlit's public rendered cosmetics feed (GET /v1/public/cosmetics/clients) on a two minute timer with an ETag, so a quiet poll is a 304. Every chroma arrives already rendered to CSS declarations by Starlit and every badge as absolute image urls at 1x, 2x and 4x. The add-on never renders a chroma itself, so it cannot drift from the site as chromas are authored.
• chromas.js owns one stylesheet (the keyframes block from the feed, a base rule, one rule per chroma in use), a tokenizer that tags the message's username with ffz_user_class and ffz_user_props, and a tooltip with the chroma's name and rarity. Animations can be turned off in settings; chromas then hold their first frame through Starlit's own reduced-motion variables.
• badges.js loads each badge template once with chat.badges.loadBadgeData and assigns wearers with setBulk under the addon.starlit source, re-applied whole on every refresh.
• settings.js adds three switches under Add-Ons > Starlit: Chromas, Animated chromas, Badges. Per-badge visibility works through FFZ's own badge visibility settings.

Nothing is sent to Starlit and no account is needed; the feed is public and read-only. No external scripts.

Tested with the local development server against Starlit's development API: the add-on loads and enables, the feed resolves, the tokenizer tags a wearer's message, the stylesheet carries the chroma rules, and chat.badges.getBadges resolves the wearer's Starlit badges.

Opened as a draft: the public feed endpoint ships with Starlit's next release, and this will be marked ready for review the moment it is live.

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