[Feat] Built-in support for binary-searching through a modlist by disabling "half" of the mods at a time

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Problem description
Something I find myself doing annoyingly-often, as a large-modlist player, is manually preforming a binary-search through the active mods, in an attempt to determine which one is {slow,bugged,incompatible}.

A huge, huge quality-of-life boost would be if I could do this inside Rimworld, without exporting the modlist to a file, manually commenting-out half of the YAML, loading that modlist … export, comment-or-uncomment half of that half … rinse, wash, repeat.

Describe the solution
I'd love to see the Mod Manager include a feature a bit like git bisect, though simplified:

1. Button to "Enable Bisection-Debugging"
2. Bottom half of the modlist is disabled
3. Pop-up informs user, asks them to start a game / load a save, determine if the bug/slowdown is still occurring
4. Next time Mod Manager is opened, pop-up asks them whether bug/slowdown still occured, with the options:
   A. "Problem disappeared" - tell user you're re-enabling half of the remaining modlist, mark all the previously-still-enabled mods as 'not-the-cause'
   B. "Problem still occurring" - tell user you're disabling half of the remaining modlist; mark all the previously-disabled mods as 'not-the-cause'
5. Highlight all 'not-the-cause' mods in green in the modlist, return to 2