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feat(admin): complete configurable progression
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User Story US-010: Administer player progression Let administrators inspect and safely modify player progression and live progression settings through commands. done

US-010: Administer player progression

As a server administrator, I want command-based progression controls so that I can inspect players, correct state, and tune requirements without an inventory UI.

Acceptance criteria

  • Administrative commands require spigotbase.admin, which server operators receive by default.
  • Administrative player arguments safely resolve online players and previously known offline players.
  • Player state remains keyed by UUID while retaining the latest known name for lookup and display.
  • /baseadmin progress <player> displays the player's base, counters, earned path levels, active cooldowns, toggles, and visitor settings.
  • /baseadmin setlevel <player> <path> <level> sets an earned path level while enforcing or explicitly granting required preceding levels.
  • /baseadmin setprogress <player> <path> <amount> updates the selected counter and consistently evaluates reached tiers.
  • /baseadmin reset <player> <path> resets a selected path without silently leaving benefits that require it.
  • /baseadmin reset <player> all removes the player's base, progression, active cooldowns, and plugin preferences after confirmation.
  • Administrators can clear personal and visitor cooldowns independently.
  • Administrative commands can update configured block requirements, warm-ups, and cooldowns for each level using validated values.
  • Runtime configuration changes are persisted for subsequent restarts.
  • Lowered progression requirements are evaluated for a player on their next relevant action rather than immediately updating every stored player.
  • Every successful mutation reports exactly what changed, and invalid requests make no partial changes.