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There ended up not being enough custom German code in the scripts
to warrant having sub-classes that reimplemented entire methods
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I'm not entirely happy I had to put this in the base TTnpcScript
rather than somewhere in the new german/ subfolder, but I couldn't
think of any clean way to do it except nasty designs like diamond
multiple inheritance
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I was becoming concerned with more and more files having to add the
full engine definition and sub-classes thereof via titanic.h,
just so the TRANSLATE macro could call getLanguage. This way, files
just need to include the lightweight translation.h file instead
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This is a cleaner implementation, since all the pointer logic and
queue management is now better encapsulated in it's own class.
I felt a new FixedQueue class was necessary because the standard
Queue class uses a Common::List internally, which would be unsuitable
for containing 100,000 elements, since each int value would need it's
own list node. This way uses an array internally, like FixedStack
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