Export with encyclopedia global.bcsv lookups or raw, and update the Importer for PS3 support and raw exported CSV

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Turns out most of BCSV files actually make use of the localization values from global.bcsv
It's a list of FNV1a hash mappings to the global.bcsv ones, so effectively retrieving a text value.
Encyclopedia now includes all the hash and string values of the english global.bcsv file. If known localization hash is found in the row of a FNV1a column, it will map it like:

(hash_value)Localization text

This will make A LOT EASIER to figure out how most of BCSV files work. For example, added the characer_readycolor.bcsv in the encyclopedia, which maps character waves in the character selection screen to a RGBA color. In this regard:

• Fixed wrong datatype detection: float and int were reversed. Float is 0x1, int is 0x2;
• Endianness is now detected automatically;
• The datatype is appended in the columns now for easier readibility.

[Cri4Key]

Updated the importer and added a raw option.

• For research purposes the exported BCSV files are mapped to known values in the encyclopedia. Since taking filling the encyclopedia takes time anyway, and for ease of modding for BCSV files, added a -r argument to enable raw export of all values of the CSV
• Importer has been updated: added support for PS3 BCSV files, and supports feeding in a raw mode with argument -r to parse raw values in a CSV. Column hashes and datatype are pulled from the CSV instead of the encyclopedia.

With these changes the tools now allow for either researching or full modding of the BCSV files for either PS3 or PSV version, without needing to have the BCSV documented in the encyclopedia.

The localization file global.bcsv seems to be the only BCSV not being handled correctly by the importer, surely due to some special structure and string encoding, but it's not currently a priority to fix.