* First part of cleanup
* Second part of cleanup
* Second part of cleanup, part two
* Second part of cleanup, part three
* Second part of cleanup, part four
* Third part of cleanup
* Fourth part of cleanup (nw)
* Rebranding
* Aaru-fication
* Try to fix .NET Core builds
* Strip out CD Check for false positives
* Update DIC to 20200403
* Add .NET 4.8 to automated builds
* Address a couple of TODOs
* Typo
* Aaru is up to date
* Fix AppVeyor
* Add new systems (fixes#196)
* Fix build
Co-authored-by: Matt Nadareski <mnadareski@mparticle.com>
* Professional cook
* Accuracy improvements
* Better yet
* Spicy
* Simplify and reduce
* You eye note
* More info for validation
* Read you
* Verbose
* Typo
* Custom fix
* Of note
* Clearly the same
* Creator update
* Creator MCN flag gone
* Missed a spot
* Fix issues after code walkthrough
* Who doesn't like drives?
* Add another TODO
* Use built in stuff, it's quicker
* More special handling for floppies, easier this time
* Fix broken test
* Set active drive priority, String -> string
* Track reason for no scanning
* Update DIC version and release notes
* Add (currently) hidden setting for disc info
* Show setting in Options menu
* Fix new window
* New place for combo box items
* Fixes to outputs
* Add category, fix a few things
* Actually use the custom converter
* Allow tabs in ringcode
* Abstract out non-UI code to separate DLL
This change seems rather large, but it's mostly just moving anything that is not directly driving the UI to its own, separate library. This will make it easier at a later date for any UI improvements or changes as well as making the code much more discrete. One TODO has been added as a result of this change.
* Remove MessageBox from library
This change removes the last UI-driven elements from the library. This now makes the library (in theory) UI-agnostic and removes the TODO.
* Options is more UI-related
* Fix Nuget references in csproj
* Add Winforms UI
This is a clone of the current WPF UI but implemented in Windows Forms. WPF is not currently supported by Mono for Linux and macOS, so this can provide an alternative to those users who want to run on those systems instead. This also adds a second artifact for the Winforms build.
