Sleeping in profile.lua prevents compilation of the command line

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When a spell falls asleep while loading standard modules such as Vec3.lua or the profile.lua or shared-profile.lua then the command line is never compiled and the spell terminates once the loading finishes.

To reproduce this bug simply add sleep(1) to your profile.lua and try to cast a spell.

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Note that this can also happen due to autosleep if the loading takes longer than the configured lua ticks limit.

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When we fix this bug we should also be able to remove the lower bound of luaTicksLimit in the general config.

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Probably the easiest solution would be to load the shared-profile.lua and profile.lua by adding 2 calls to require at the start of the command line (without a line break to preserve line numbers in stack traces). Other modules such as Vec3 should be loaded before the allowance starts ticking, so that there is no difference between modules implemented in Lua and modules implemented in Java.