Session 022: Migrate Lts/Tools (72 submodules) to Qt6

- Copied complete Lts/Tools directory from qt5-before to qt6-after
- Updated 32 CMakeLists.txt files (Qt5:: → Qt6::)
- Tools subdirectory already included in parent Lts/CMakeLists.txt
- All 72 tool submodules now present in qt6-migrated-legatus
- Includes: Adler, ArAssets, ConfigX, DBAdministration, DBUpdate,
  DdsView, InfrastructureManagement, and 67 more tools
- C++17 standard (RTI 7.7.0 compatibility maintained)
- Tests deferred until final validation phase

Migration progress:
✅ Lts/Application (68 files)
✅ Lts/DDS (verified Qt6-ready)
✅ Lts/Plugins (60 submodules, verified)
✅ Lts/Projects (5 submodules, verified)
✅ Lts/Proxies (13 submodules, verified)
✅ Lts/Services (47 submodules, verified)
✅ Lts/Tools (72 submodules, copied + CMake updated)
✅ Lts/Viewer (LtsFileDialog, LtsReportDisplay, SituationMap)
🟡 TetraIF (partial)
🟡 Z (partial: nglwidgets, QtSingleApplication, qsql_informix, WMS_Interface)
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mgrs
====
Utility for converting between WGS84 lat/lng and MGRS coordinates, spunoff from [proj4js](https://github.com/proj4js/proj4js)
has 3 methods
- forward, takes an array of `[lon,lat]` and optional accuracy and returns an mgrs string
- inverse, takes an mgrs string and returns a bbox.
- toPoint, takes an mgrs string, returns an array of '[lon,lat]'
install dev dependencies with
```bash
npm install
```
test with
```bash
npm test
```
test coverage with
```bash
npm test --coverage
```
build with
```bash
npm run build
```
Licensed under the MIT license except:
Portions of this software are based on a port of components from the OpenMap
com.bbn.openmap.proj.coords Java package. An initial port was initially created
by Patrice G. Cappelaere and included in Community Mapbuilder
(http://svn.codehaus.org/mapbuilder/), which is licensed under the LGPL license
as per http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/lesser.html. OpenMap is licensed under the
[following license agreement](openmap.md):