feat: display buildings' internal resource buffer during dev

[fehnomenal]

I found it quite interesting to observe the buffers filling up.
Sadly, the block is not removed in the build but at least it is not displayed.

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Name	Status	Preview	Comments	Updated (UTC)
zlig	✅ Ready (Inspect)	Visit Preview	💬 Add feedback	Jan 22, 2025 6:13pm

[toddeTV]

Interesting idea for debugging - increasing numbers always have a certain appeal 😉

However, let's not use the additional package esm-env. Instead, simply place this in the debug section at the bottom left of the menu. This way, it will always be part of the debugging tools, which can later be shown or hidden through a global mechanism based on a GET URL key, cookies, or similar.

[fehnomenal]

Changed, please have another look.

[toddeTV]

It would be better to make this part of the debug block in the lower left sidebar.

I'm unsure, though, whether it might be better represented with a progress bar. Also, what happens if the numbers get very large? We don't have a solution for that in the game yet (will we eventually switch to suffixes like K for thousand, M for million, etc.?).

So, I'd suggest putting this on hold for now and focusing our resources on more important tasks. We can revisit this later.