Lua add creature annoyance methods

[Shinthoras0815]

• Adds creature:get_annoyance(reason) and creature:set_annoyance(reason, value) to the Lua API
• Exposes anger_reason_desc NamedCommand table in creature_states_mood.c for string-based reason lookup
• Valid reasons: "NOT_PAID", "HUNGRY", "NO_LAIR", "OTHER"

Example usage

local annoy = creature:get_annoyance("NOT_PAID")
creature:set_annoyance("HUNGRY", 500)

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Pull request overview

This PR extends the Lua creature API to allow reading and updating a creature’s annoyance levels by a named anger reason, and wires up the corresponding reason-string lookup table for Lua.

Changes:

• Added creature:get_annoyance(reason) and creature:set_annoyance(reason, value) Lua methods.
• Introduced anger_reason_desc as a NamedCommand table for mapping string reasons to AngR_* values.
• Updated Lua class stubs/types to document the new API and provide an anger_reason string union.

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 5 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 4 comments.

Show a summary per file

File	Description
src/lua_api_things.c	Adds Lua bindings for get/set annoyance using a named reason lookup.
src/creature_states_mood.h	Exposes anger_reason_desc for cross-module use (Lua binding).
src/creature_states_mood.c	Defines the anger_reason_desc mapping table.
config/fxdata/lua/classes/Creature.lua	Documents the new Lua creature methods.
config/fxdata/lua/aliases.lua	Adds the anger_reason alias for Lua tooling/type checking.

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[PieterVdc]

code looks fine