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Allow ownership / visibility of macros tied to the GM role

Proposal :  Allow macros to be assigned visibility to  "Any GM" for purposes of use and modification. Background : In our gaming group I tend to be the person who does all the game setup, both for myself and for other folk in the group who GM some of the games. Among other things, it lets me do things like set up the common group of macros we use, as well as customize / fix them as needed (modifying characters referenced, etc.). But if I create a (for example) token action macro in a game that will have another GM ... It still shows up in my token action bar, even if I am signed into the game as a Player.  This makes for visual clutter with a bunch of macros not necessarily applicable or usable by me (as a Player) showing up there. It doesn't show up in their token action bar, even if they are signed in as GM unless I have explicitly given visibility to that player. Even if they have visibility, they have no ability to edit/modify the macro, meaning if I set it up, I have to do any fixes (and if they set it up, I can't help with any fixes). There is currently a visibility assignment to "All Players."  An "All GMs" assignment would give (a) visibility and (b) edit rights to a macro, regardless of who created it, if someone is signed into the game in the GM role.
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