Move settings to Settings.json and add master volume

Replace the former per-value PlayerPrefs storage with a shared human-readable
Settings.json store (GameSettings). MouseSensitivity keeps its public .Multiplier
API and only swaps its backing to the JSON store, so the camera controllers stay
untouched. Add a MasterVolume facade that drives the AudioMixer's exposed
"MasterVolume" parameter (loaded from Resources, linear<->dB mapping), applied at
startup and on change, plus a MasterVolumeSlider binder. The default is the level
currently authored on the mixer instead of an arbitrary constant.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -2,40 +2,16 @@ using UnityEngine;
/// Global mouse look-around sensitivity multiplier, shared by every camera
/// controller (FreeCam, FirstPerson, ThirdPersonOrbit). 1 = unchanged baseline.
/// Persisted per-machine via PlayerPrefs so the setting survives restarts.
/// Persisted via GameSettings (Settings.json) so the setting survives restarts.
public static class MouseSensitivity
{
public const float Default = 1f;
public const float Min = 0.1f;
public const float Max = 4f;
const string PrefKey = "Settings.MouseSensitivity";
static bool _loaded;
static float _multiplier = Default;
public static float Multiplier
{
get
{
if (!_loaded)
{
_loaded = true;
_multiplier = Mathf.Clamp(PlayerPrefs.GetFloat(PrefKey, Default), Min, Max);
}
return _multiplier;
}
set
{
float v = Mathf.Clamp(value, Min, Max);
_loaded = true;
if (Mathf.Approximately(v, _multiplier)) return;
_multiplier = v;
PlayerPrefs.SetFloat(PrefKey, v);
// Flush to disk now so the setting survives a hard kill (build), not
// only a clean quit. Settings changes are rare user actions, so the
// extra write is negligible.
PlayerPrefs.Save();
}
get => Mathf.Clamp(GameSettings.MouseSensitivity, Min, Max);
set => GameSettings.MouseSensitivity = Mathf.Clamp(value, Min, Max);
}
}