Add second playable world to validate engine flexibility

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Feature
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csharp
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game-dev

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Start by inspecting the existing cyberpunk world data and how the engine loads it. Add a second world at worlds/fantasy/world.json or a similarly structured location, with 3-4 rooms, 1-2 puzzles, and 1 NPC. Run the game and verify that the new world is playable and demonstrates data-driven support separate from the cyberpunk content.

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enhancement game-content squad:romanoff

The engine should support multiple worlds, not just cyberpunk. Create a small second world (e.g. fantasy tavern, space station, or haunted house) with 3-4 rooms, 1-2 puzzles, and 1 NPC. This validates that the engine is truly data-driven and not coupled to cyberpunk content. Place at worlds/fantasy/world.json or similar.

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