feat(quests): add expiration and held item claims
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## Status
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Administrators can register persistent shared quest boards by targeting a block within five blocks and running `/questadmin createboard`. Right-clicking any registered board opens a native dialog where a player can request a block and quantity while escrowing the exact reward stack held in their main hand. Every board and `/quests list` show the same active quests with requested blocks, rewards, issuers, and time remaining. Players can complete quests at any board or with `/quests complete <quest>` by delivering the required blocks. Exact escrowed rewards are granted immediately, and delivered blocks are held for the issuer. Issuers can cancel their own active quests at any board or with `/quests cancel <quest>`; exact rewards are held for later claim collection. Claim collection remains under development.
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Administrators can register persistent shared quest boards by targeting a block within five blocks and running `/questadmin createboard`. Right-clicking any registered board opens a native dialog where a player can request a block and quantity while escrowing the exact reward stack held in their main hand. Every board and `/quests list` show the same active quests with requested blocks, rewards, issuers, and time remaining. Players can complete quests at any board or with `/quests complete <quest>` by delivering the required blocks. Exact escrowed rewards are granted immediately, and delivered blocks are held for the issuer. Issuers can cancel their own active quests at any board or with `/quests cancel <quest>`. Completed deliveries and rewards from cancelled or seven-day-expired quests are held durably and can be collected at any board or with `/quests claim`; inventory overflow drops at the claimant's feet.
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## Requirements
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