Leugi's Victory Projects and Test of Time Game Mode

Makes all Victories require a project to be claimed. Also adds a new Game Mode: The Test of Time, allowing you to claim multiple victories in a single match. Concept I think any person who has been playing Civilization VI for a while has met with a situation in which one is trying to push for a specific victory, or a specific personal achievement/objective, and suddenly the game gets interrupted with a Religious or a Cultural Victory you didn't even notice you were getting. Or sometimes you are pushing for a Religious Victory but you get it out of nowhere because another player razed a city, losing all the climax for it. Well, worry not for I come to you with this mod that makes all victories require a final project to be claimed! The Victory Projects all require the same conditions as always, allowing you to prepare yourself to taste the glory of your victory the way you want to. All projects also have names that allow you to contextualize what that victory means in the world, for the sake of flavor. As a side-result of this idea, I also thought on making a Game Mode that requires you to finish a pre-established number of Victory Projects, still letting you grasp the awe of claiming it through the Project popup, and letting you configure how you want your game to go. The victory screen also has a tooltip showing you the ingame year you claimed each victory, which is a cool way of visualizing your path to glory. Will you build a civilization that can stand the Test of Time? All Victories require a final project to be claimed, allowing you to pick your moment of glory and the victory you were aiming for rather than suddenly surprising you with an unwanted (probably Cultural) victory. Also adds the “Test of Time” Game Mode, allowing you to claim multiple victories in a single game. Test of Time Game Mode In this game mode, the only way to win the game is through completing the Test of Time project triggering a Historical Victory. Each of the regular Victory Conditions