Prebuild substitutions for rule output

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This is a ~25x average speed-up for variable substitution in the loot filter for names.

I have included commits for microbenchmark and comparison between the two results. Every 1000 rules will write results to a file called debug_new.txt and debug_old.txt as well as printing the statistics in-game.

filter	version	min	max	avg (ms)
PiLLLaaHypeS9	old	0.0547	1.3201	0.11455
PiLLLaaHypeS9	new	0.0014	0.3321	0.00428
kassahi	old	0.0508	2.2842	0.107294
kassahi	new	0.0013	0.3933	0.003851
Hiim	old	0.0495	1.8932	0.101137
Hiim	new	0.0012	0.318	0.003772
Kryszard	old	0.0509	1.848	0.106611
Kryszard	new	0.0013	0.3486	0.003975
eqN	old	0.0521	2.4467	0.114723
eqN	new	0.0015	0.2658	0.003855

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When I ran a replacement benchmark previously, the peak timing was very small. After testing more, the timings can be quite high. The Visual Studio profiler showed that most time was spent in creating the regex and searching for the matches. Simply putting a static initialized variable and making the regex static was only ~5-6x slower than this patch.

Refactored solution similar timing: filter	method	min	max	avg (ms)
kassahi meme hype	old	0.0498	4.2516	0.112722
kassahi meme hype	new	0.0012	0.4384	0.003889
eqN	old	0.0513	1.4403	0.103337
eqN	new	0.0012	0.3343	0.004782
PiLLLaa hype s9	old	0.0531	7.4987	0.126096
PiLLLaa hype s9	new	0.0012	1.6199	0.005543
Hiim	old	0.0465	2.5609	0.105658
Hiim	new	0.0008	0.3365	0.003631
Kryszard	old	0.0488	9.8758	0.113132
Kryszard	new	0.0012	0.3629	0.004542

[Canite]

I'll review this before the next upcoming season

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Removed COLOR_REPLACEMENTS as it was no longer used, fixed merged conflicts around nlAllowed, and added transparency colors. I don't think I have the right gfx version so I didn't see any transparent text, but the filters gave the same output.

[Canite]

Removed COLOR_REPLACEMENTS as it was no longer used, fixed merged conflicts around nlAllowed, and added transparency colors. I don't think I have the right gfx version so I didn't see any transparent text, but the filters gave the same output.

The transparency options require the latest compiled version of the pd2 d2gl branch as well.