Group Char*.cpp/h into src/source/Character/ (#344)

[Mosch0512]

Summary

• Move the five Char-prefix files (CharacterManager, CharInfoBalloon, CharInfoBalloonMng, CharMakeWin, CharSelMainWin) and their headers into src/source/Character/
• Update 41 callers that include CharacterManager.h, three includes in UIMng.h, and one relative-path include in Scenes/CharacterScene.cpp to use the new Character/ prefix
• No CMake changes needed (file(GLOB_RECURSE source/*.cpp) auto-picks up subfolders)

Second incremental subsystem grouping under sven-n#344, after GameMaps/ (PR #45).

Out of scope - left flat for future passes

Tracked under sven-n#344 borderline-files table:

• ZzzCharacter.cpp/h (15K LOC, 121 callers): core engine file, belongs with a future Zzz* engine sweep
• w_CharacterInfo.cpp/h: pathfinding structs included by _struct.h, engine runtime state
• NewUICharacterInfoWindow.cpp/h: NewUI* prefix, move with NewUI/ group

Test plan

• MinGW build (Unix Makefiles + mingw-w64-i686.cmake toolchain) of Main target succeeds
• Object files compile from new path (src/CMakeFiles/Main.dir/source/Character/CharacterManager.cpp.obj etc.)
• Main.exe links successfully
• MSVC build (not run locally)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request continues the ongoing effort to organize the codebase by grouping related files into subdirectories. By moving character-specific components into a dedicated Character/ folder, the project improves modularity and maintainability. The changes are purely structural and do not require modifications to the CMake build configuration.

Highlights

• File Organization: Moved five character-related files (CharacterManager, CharInfoBalloon, CharInfoBalloonMng, CharMakeWin, CharSelMainWin) into the src/source/Character/ directory.
• Dependency Updates: Updated 41 source files to reflect the new include paths for the relocated character files.

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Code Review

This pull request refactors the project structure by moving character-related header files, including CharacterManager.h, CharSelMainWin.h, CharMakeWin.h, and CharInfoBalloonMng.h, into a dedicated Character subdirectory. All corresponding include directives across the codebase have been updated to reflect these new paths. I have no feedback to provide as there are no review comments.