Adds customisability to Local, Direct and Global Narrates + some new font defines#293
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When using Local, Direct and Global Narrate verbs you will now be prompted to choose the size, colour and shape of your font (e.g medium, red, & italic). Hopefully this will be quite helpful for people running events since it should let you make your narrates stand out more instead of being a normal standard white (unless you want it to!) as well as being able to make the text bigger and smaller to account for different contexts.
I took the liberty of adding a few new defines while doing this - this was mostly to make the new code more readable, but I hope it'll be good for others to take advantage of in the future - especially because the names of the defines should be way less arbitraty than the span defines (e.g span_phobia() vs. FONT_BRIGHTRED() ). Hopefully the template is easy enough to follow if people want to add other colours/sizes later down the line.
Fixes #184