Add a command to manually run an event #87
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The command needs operator permission. Any event can be run at any time, even if it is disabled. This is helpful to test events without having to wait for the timer. If an event is run, it will immediately be executed, and its duration is independent of the timer.
I also added a subcommand that removes all events from the display that have ended. This makes it possible to clear the display after having manually run a lot of events, creating room for new ones to properly show up without having to wait for the timer to remove them one by one.