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This is much more efficient than the txtpb format, and we only need an interface for it in C++ since the IDs will be packed into the binary proto representation.
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You can now also list out nodes that you are explicitly not mapping out. The current state of the repo does produce some warnings when the validator is run and they're either endings, paintings that I'm not sure what to do with yet, and weird proxy stuff I'm not sure how to handle yet.
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Currently, it can check whether identifiers point to non-existent
objects, or whether multiple objects share the same identifier. It can
also determine whether an identifier is underspecified (e.g. a door
doesn't specify a room, or a global connection doesn't specify a map).
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This will let us use an older version of protobuf in Python, and allows
us to use the Godot protobuf implementation at all. Scalar fields with
custom defaults in data.proto were changed to not have a default,
because Godot doesn't handle it properly. The equivalent fields in
human.proto still have the defaults, and datapacker copies the default
value in if necessary. The Panel message in data.proto was also renamed
to PanelData because otherwise it conflicts with the native Godot class
named Panel. The double field in Letter was renamed to level2, because
Godot couldn't handle it well. Finally, common.proto was removed and
its contents were moved into data.proto, which allows us to generate
code for Python without needing to edit it.
NOTE: I had to slightly modify the Godot protobuf code generator. I'll
need to upload that somewhere.
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Also assigned IDs for the_butterfly, as well as already configured
letters.
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