Added IPluginResourceIncludes for Avalonia Resources#136
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Description
This PR introduces the new
IPluginResourceInclusioninterface, allowing plugins to contribute resource dictionaries either via URI or factory.The theme configuration pipeline has been updated to resolve and order these inclusions, merge them into the application’s resources, and ensure deduplication.
This mirrors the existing
IPluginStyleInclusionpattern, providing a consistent extension point for both resources and styles.Related Issue
Motivation and Context
Previously, plugins could only contribute styles. With this change, plugins can now also provide resource dictionaries (e.g., brushes, templates, localized strings) in a structured and ordered way.
This improves modularity, makes theming more flexible, and allows plugin authors to extend the application’s look and feel without modifying core resources.
How Has This Been Tested?
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