Dynamic post-colonial names

[IohannesIohannium]

Such a feature does not seem supported yet in-game, but we may override the locs of the hub names and of the state name.

A configurable would be used as such:
link = { state = STATE_NEW_YORK colonizer = french city = "Buffle" mine = "Ville-de-Binne" farm = "Syracuse-lès-Indiens" wood = "Albanie" port = "Nouvelle Éboraque" state_name = "Néo-Éboraquaise" }

In this case, if New York is held by a French cultured country, the hub names and the state name are thus overwritten.
The first matching rule would be applied. All fields except for state and homeland are optional. If such fields are missing, no output is produced.

The overriding would be output in /localization/[language]/colonial_map_names_l_[language].yml (for each language), with this syntax:
HUB_NAME_[State key]_[Field key]:2 "[String]"

As an example, HUB_NAME_STATE_NEW_YORK_CITY:2 "Buffle".
The state name, instead, is just the bare State key (STATE_NEW_YORK:2 "Néo-Éboraquaise")

It'd be best to eventually move to nested locs for this configurable, so that dynamic names are correctly translated.

The overwriting practices of this file should be used lightly, as they would override #112's outputs as well

[Zemurin]

Related to #112 - We can rename states as well as hubs, according to eu4's cultural dynamic locs (if any are applicable). However, eu4 states don't match Vic3 states, and cities don't necessarily match eu4 cities, making this entire issue very difficult.

Maybe it'd be best to wait until vic3 inherently implements this on their own.