Use unique Name<T> type for names of creeps, rooms, spawns, etc

[sparr]

Brief Description

Similar to the Id<T> type, this PR distinguishes between non-interchangeable names (Creep.name, Spawn.name, Room.name, etc) using a unique tagged type.

Also similar to the Id type, this adds a bit of annoyance when using explicit name constants, which I think is a worthwhile tradeoff for the safety from using the wrong strings to index the various lookups by name, etc.

I opted to not type the name parameter to the various create...() functions. The requested name for a new creep doesn't become a Name<Creep> until there's a Creep for it to be associated with on a later tick.

Checklists

• Test passed
• Coding style (indentation, etc)
• Edits have been made to src/ files not index.d.ts
• Run npm run compile to update index.d.ts

[ShuP1]

To limit the breaking change, we might duplicate functions and mark old ones as deprecated like getObjectById 886e141#diff-f2fe192fa328d8936d876c22b13504f6b724f79712e08aa9164711caca136827R1556-R1568

[ShuP1]

This is ugly and a breaking change 😢

Could be better with

export function iterKeys<K extends string, V>(d: Partial<Record<K, V>> | Record<K, V>) {
  return Object.keys(d) as unknown as readonly K[]
}

[sparr]

I am constantly re-surprised by typescript's Object.keys() not producing typed keys from a known-typed object.