Make resolutions changes permanent by default

Resolution changes used to be temporary, and not written to the registry. This meant that Windows could revert it automatically under various circumstances (user switching, sleep/wake, driver events, etc.

This version defaults resolutions changes to permanent, unless the user provides a --temp parameter.

Separates the HDR and resolution switches and makes them mutually exclusive

Separates the HDR and resolution switches and makes them mutually exclusive, making resolution and HDR changes require two executions of the program.

The reason for this is that there is either 1. a bug 2. something about the Windows API that I don't fully understand where HDR changes would also reset the resolution to a previously used resolution. I decided to separate the two switches so there's less confusion when someone runs an HDR change AND a resolution change and they are surprised by the resolution being reset to something other than what they specified.

Improve Sunshine compatibility

Change HDR enable/disable keywords to improve Sunshine compatiblity

Add HDR support

Add HDR enable/disable capability via the --hdr command line flag

Fix device targeting

Fixes a problem where even when specifying target names, resolution would be changed on the primary device

Change settings for individual displays

Made slight improvements to allow changing settings for individual displays rather than just the primary one.

v1.0.0

• Allows changing of display resolution and refresh rate