Give item categories and subtypes real types (refactor step 2)

ObjectKind separates what an item is from how it draws: Object.Type
(a byte that doubled as the map character) becomes Kind ObjectKind,
with Glyph() producing the display character and objectKindForGlyph
converting back at the map boundary. KindWand covers the C 'stick'
category. The magic-missile bolt uses KindGold, matching C's literal
o_type='*' trick, with a comment.

PotionKind, ScrollKind, RingKind, WandKind, WeaponKind, ArmorKind and
TrapKind are now iota enums with Stringer (names come from the base
info tables); Object gains typed accessors (obj.RingKind(), ...) and
Launch is typed WeaponKind. beTrapped returns TrapKind. The
getItem/inventory/whatis prompt filters take ObjectKind, with
KindCallable/KindRingOrStick replacing the C CALLABLE/R_OR_S
sentinels; wizard.c's type_name table is subsumed by
ObjectKind.String(). IsRing/IsWearing/initWeapon/doPot signatures are
typed accordingly.

The save format version becomes 5.4.4-go2: the gob field rename would
otherwise silently zero Kind when reading old saves.

No behavior change; full suite green.

game/armor.go

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ package game
 // wear lets the player put armor on (armor.c wear).
 func (g *RogueGame) wear() {
 	p := &g.Player
-	obj := g.getItem("wear", int(Armor))
+	obj := g.getItem("wear", KindArmor)
 	if obj == nil {
 		return
 	}
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ func (g *RogueGame) wear() {
 		g.After = false
 		return
 	}
-	if obj.Type != Armor {
+	if obj.Kind != KindArmor {
 		g.msg("you can't wear that")
 		return
 	}