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…to 'StringSymbolAttribute'
…nViewProperties' in namespace 'Views'
Extract (some) core logic
Use CsWin32 for (most) native win32 bindings
…ng-stuck Fix keys getting "stuck" under certain conditions
Add GitHub Actions workflow for .NET desktop build
Allocate enough memory for 'SYMBOL_INFO' in NativeMethodWrappers.cs
Improve object slot image filter
…st-for-special-variables fix special variables not respecting their 'groupList' XML attribute
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With this release, the core logic of STROOP for variable handling and memory access will be extracted into dedicated C# projects, reducing the entanglement of GUI code with "business" logic. It's not a complete separation by any means yet, but it will facilitate more significant refactorings in the future.
Since these changes affect just about everything, there's a good chance that some things have been broken in practice, or actually work unexpectedly better than before.
I will be using this release branch for some actual TASing work before creating a "stable" release from it.
In the same vein, I'm also going to abuse this branch to figure out some GitHub actions stuff to streamline the release process from a purely technical side (i.e. building "prerelease" versions and such).