Write a Python program to simulate a dice game called 'Double Trouble'.

The rules of the game are as follows:

• The player starts with a score of 0.
• In each turn, two 6-sided dice are rolled (generating random numbers between 1 and 6).
• The program displays the value of each roll.
• If the two dice show identical values (a double), the player's score is immediately reset to 0, the program prints a lose message, and the game ends.
• If the two dice have different values, their sum is added to the player's current total score, and the updated score is displayed.
• The program then asks the player if they want to roll again ('y' or 'n').
• If the player enters 'n', the program displays their final score and stops.
• If the player enters 'y', the program repeats the rolling phase.

You can see an example of two different executions below:

Example Run 1 (Double rolled):

Roll 1: 3
Roll 2: 5
Current score: 8
Would you like to roll again? (y/n): y

Roll 1: 4
Roll 2: 4
Double rolled! You lose!

Example Run 2 (Player stops):

Roll 1: 2
Roll 2: 6
Current score: 8
Would you like to roll again? (y/n): y

Roll 1: 5
Roll 2: 1
Current score: 14
Would you like to roll again? (y/n): n
Game over! Your final score is: 14

You should use meaningful variable names, correct data types, and proper syntax in your answer.