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Add a server-owned human (NPC) spawn capability; clients render it via the existing student-proxy path. - Human::Spawn(net, srv, x, y, z) creates a server-owned human entity -- anonymous (a named CreateEntity is lookup-or-create in flecs, so a fixed name would return the same entity every call) and assignOwnerManually so the framework doesn't reassign its owner. Clients dress/move/despawn it like any player. - World.spawnHuman(x, y, z) -> Human JS builtin (arg-validated) exposes it. - scripting Human::Destroy is now ownership-aware: server-owned (owner 0) -> ServerEngine::RemoveEntity, real players -> no-op. - gamemode resource gains /spawnnpc, /walknpcs, /clearnpcs dev commands (single-tester scaffolding, capped at 20).
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Add a server-owned human (NPC) spawn capability; clients render it via the existing student-proxy path.