Convert roll requests into bespoke system sub-type. - #7285
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No migration for this one. Roll requests didn't write a
roll.typeflag and I didn't want a heuristic check, so I think these cards will just remain unmigrated and eventually their click handlers will stop being applied but I don't foresee that being a problem for these types of cards.I also opted for
promptoverrollRequestpartly because I am biased against camelCase property names in general, and partly because we had co-opted this message type for the end concentration prompt, which is not a request for a roll. I figured it might be more generally useful to have a card that will accept extensible data for prompting for various game actions.I also considered whether this should be unified with the
requestcard in some way, since they can both request rolls, but therequestcard has specific targets rather being broadcast for anyone to optionally roll, and it is also stateful, unlike this card.