REQ: Add button to set proper genes of selected flower

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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When adding flowers to the map, I'm setting the genes according to the Flower Genetics Guide so the genes match the appearance. It would be nice if this could be automated.

Describe the solution you'd like
Add a button to the flower genes editor that sets valid genes for the selected flower. E.g. I've selected PltFlwRose3Black and said button should set R1, R2, W1, W2. For colours where there are multiple valid combinations, the button should set a random one (of these valid choices).

Additional context

I've compiled this list:

ROSES

rr-yy-wW-ss = Seed white
rr-YY-WW-ss = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-WW-ss = orange
RR-YY-Ww-Ss = orange (Mystery Island)
RR-yy-WW-Ss = Seed red
Rr-Yy-Ww-ss = "hybrid red"
RR-YY-ww-Ss = special red (from Mystery Island)
RR-yy-WW-SS = pink
RR-yy-ww-SS = pink (Mystery Island)
Rr-yy-**-Ss = purple (** = random)
rr-yy-ww-ss = purple
RR-yy-WW-ss = black / gold?
RR-YY-ww-ss = blue



COSMOS

rr-yy-//-Ss = Seed white
rr-YY-//-Ss = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-//-Ss = orange
Rr-Yy-//-ss = orange
RR-Yy-//-Ss = orange (Mystery Island)
RR-yy-//-ss = Seed red
Rr-Yy-//-SS = pink (Mystery Island)
RR-YY-//-Ss = black
RR-YY-//-ss = black



LILIES (Yuri)

rr-yy-//-SS = Seed white
rr-YY-//-ss = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-//-ss = orange
RR-YY-//-Ss = orange (MI)
RR-yy-//-Ss = Seed red
RR-yy-//-SS = pink
Rr-yy-//-Ss = pink
RR-Yy-//-SS = pink (MI)
RR-yy-//-ss = black
RR-Yy-//-ss = black (MI)



PANSIES

rr-yy-Ww-// = Seed white
rr-YY-WW-// = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-WW-// = orange
RR-YY-Ww-// = orange (MI)
RR-yy-WW-// = Seed red
Rr-yy-Ww-// = red (hybrid)
RR-yy-ww-// = purple
RR-YY-ww-// = purple (from MI)
RR-Yy-ww-// = purple (from MI)
rr-yy-ww-// = blue
Rr-yy-ww-// = blue (MI)



TULIPS

rr-yy-//-Ss = Seed white
rr-YY-//-ss = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-//-ss = orange
Rr-YY-//-ss = orange (MI)
RR-yy-//-Ss = Seed red
Rr-yy-//-Ss = pink
RR-YY-//-ss = purple
RR-yy-//-ss = black
RR-Yy-//-ss = black (MI)



HYACINTHS

rr-yy-Ww-// = Seed white
rr-YY-WW-// = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-WW-// = orange
Rr-YY-WW-// = orange (MI)
RR-yy-Ww-// = Seed red
Rr-yy-Ww-// = pink
RR-YY-WW-// = purple
rr-yy-ww-// = blue
RR-Yy-WW-// = blue (special/MI)



MUMS

rr-yy-Ww-// = Seed white
rr-YY-WW-// = Seed yellow
Rr-Yy-WW-// = yellow (hybrid)
RR-yy-WW-// = Seed red
Rr-yy-WW-// = pink
Rr-yy-Ww-// = pink
Rr-Yy-ww-// = pink (MI)
rr-yy-ww-// = purple
RR-Yy-WW-// = purple (special)
RR-Yy-Ww-// = purple (MI)
Rr-YY-WW-// = purple (special)
RR-YY-WW-// = green
RR-YY-Ww-// = green (from MI)



WINDFLOWERS (Anemone)

rr-yy-Ww-// = Seed white
rr-YY-WW-// = Seed orange
RR-yy-WW-// = Seed red
Rr-yy-Ww-// = red (hybrid)
Rr-Yy-WW-// = pink
Rr-Yy-Ww-// = pink (special)
RR-YY-Ww-// = pink (MI)
RR-**-ww-// = purple
rr-yy-ww-// = blue
Rr-yy-ww-// = blue (MI)

What I noticed: Ww shows up in the editor as W1 [ ] W2 [X] - so the second W-bit is set, not the first one. For all other genes, Xx means the first gene is checked.

What I also noticed: Flowers that don't use the W-gene seem to encode the S-gene in "W". So white tulips (rr-yy-//-Ss) showed up with only W2 (second bit, not first - according to above observation) set for me.