Add patron /tools item_holders command backed by economy holder snapshots #6672
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Introduced a patron-only item_holders subcommand that accepts an item and optional ironman filter, returning a timestamped count of users with that item in their bank while honoring patron permissions.
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This PR adds a new patron-only /tools patron item_holders subcommand that reports how many users (optionally only ironmen) have at least one of a given item in their bank.
Item holder counts are pre-aggregated in a new get_item_holder_counts() SQL function and stored alongside existing economy snapshots in economy_item_banks, and fetchLatestHolderSnapshot() reads the latest snapshot to serve the command efficiently.
The response uses Discord’s timestamp formatting to show the snapshot time in each user’s local timezone.