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I think the easiest way is so patch it in. You can use clickteams own patch tool.
An idea...i don't know how well it would work though. This is just a very spontaneous idea haha. Making a subapp as a dlc. Of course that means that you must already know where the addon should be triggered. If the file isn't present, nothing will happen at the trigger point. But i don't know...just thinking out loud i guess 
You could also just have disabled groups within your program and then enable them when the DLC requirements are met
This all depends on how you code your initial game engine. If you code it dynamically (ie: to load/parse and render objects from loading in real time) then you can just send a commandline to the game upon launch if the user selects the add-on and you can load either one/two-worlds...
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