Encapsulate stim and move it to Character #34844
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Co-Authored-By: Curtis Merrill <curtis.r.merrill@gmail.com>
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Summary
SUMMARY: Infrastructure "Encapsulate stim and move it to Character"Purpose of change
Part of #34721
Describe the solution
Move stim to Character
Make stim private
add get_stim(), set_stim(), mod_stim()
Use new function where appropriate
Describe alternatives you've considered
Testing
Load a new character, snort a bump of coke, everything seem to work as expected
Additional context