Do a pass over CONFIG classes and see when they need a more specific constructor

[LukeAbby]

I recently switched CONFIG to use AnyConstructor more widely. I expect that this will be a positive change in most cases but for example CONFIG.Canvas.groups needs a specific constructor signature because of Canvas##createGroups

  #createGroups(parentName, parent) {
    for ( const [name, config] of Object.entries(CONFIG.Canvas.groups) ) {
      if ( config.parent !== parentName ) continue;
      const group = new config.groupClass();
      Object.defineProperty(this, name, {value: group, writable: false});    // Reference on the Canvas
      Object.defineProperty(parent, name, {value: group, writable: false});  // Reference on the parent
      parent.addChild(group);
      this.#createGroups(name, group);                                       // Recursive
    }
  }

This specific case has of course been accounted for already. What's missing is doing this for all classes in CONFIG to ensure their valid constructors.