Improve the graphical user interface with client version 2023-04-18

+ Fix containment of runtime exceptions when loading a play session summary.
+ Make dealing with error messages more efficient: Change the interaction to close the popup to remove all error messages with the same text in a single command. Also, display the repetition count in cases where we get multiple errors with the same text. Also, when there is more than one distinct error message, show the total number of remaining error messages.
+ Reduce runtime expenses for loading play session summaries into the GUI: Refactor the loading on the .NET side to load the events in the play session more lazily: Stop loading all events initially and instead implement lazy loading for the main log file in batches as well as lazy loading of composition log records scoped to log files.
+ Expand the interface between Elm GUI and .NET to reflect the possible failure of loading the bot ID from a play session.
+ Expand the Elm GUI to track failed attempts to load a play session summary and skip these to continue with other play sessions.
+ Fix reuse of load bot results in the Elm GUI: Consider the instances in play session summaries for cache lookup.
+ Avoid bugs depending on varying globalization: Enable `InvariantGlobalization` in the project settings to avoid problems caused by hidden or overlooked dependencies on localization specifics, such as the bug fixed at pine-vm/pine@7987d69

guide/how-to-install-the-botlab-client-and-register-the-botlab-command.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ operable program or batch file.
 
 The BotLab client program is a tool for developing and running bots, and many guides assume it is registered on your Windows system. To make these guides and scripts work, follow these steps:
 
-+ Download the file from <https://botlabs.blob.core.windows.net/blob-library/by-name/2023-04-16-botlab-client.zip>
++ Download the file from <https://botlabs.blob.core.windows.net/blob-library/by-name/2023-04-18-botlab-client.zip>
 + Extract the downloaded zip archive. The extraction will give you a file named `BotLab.exe`.
 + Run the `BotLab.exe` program, for example by double clicking the file in the Windows Explorer. It will open a window like in this screenshot: