Claude/port mmlaunch avalonia hxl9 j#79
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The old MMLaunch was locked to .NET Framework 4.6.2 and FsXaml/WPF, which required Visual Studio on Windows to build. Replace it with an SDK-style F# Avalonia project on net8.0 so both Windows and Linux contributors can build with just `dotnet build`. The launcher still only runs on Windows (Linux users run it under Proton). - Convert all .xaml + .xaml.fs files to Avalonia .axaml + .axaml.fs. - Drop FsXaml type providers, FSharp.ViewModule, MonoGame, SharpDX, WpfInteropSample, and the linked MMView preview host. Replace the MVVM bits with a hand-rolled INotifyPropertyChanged / RelayCommand pair. - Inline a slim Domain layer (CoreTypes, RegConfig, State, SnapshotProfile) so MMLaunch builds standalone on net8.0 without pulling in the net462-only MMManaged / MMManaged.Engine assemblies (which depend on MonoGame and SharpDX type aliases at the module level). - Replace the old D3D11 PreviewHost with a small Avalonia MeshPreviewControl that parses .mmobj/.obj files inline and draws an orbiting wireframe via Skia. Mouse drag rotates, mouse wheel zooms. - Replace Win32 file/folder pickers with Avalonia StorageProvider. - Update build.fsx to invoke `dotnet build` for MMLaunch via a new BuildMMLaunch target, and remove WpfInteropSample from MMDotNet.sln.
- Also enable console output in debug builds
- Fix delete profile button never being enabled (prop changed event needed to be manually raised from UpdateProfileButtons - Remove d3d9 from old profile - Log root on startup but don't keeping logging each time - Note that removing snapshots is permanent since recycle bin not readily accessible in dotnet SDK - When starting, try to copy from hook_core.dll if it is found in the working tree. verify bitness on target and hook core.
- Avoids dotnet install dialog when running under proton
- claude made a copy of a bunch of stuff to avoid pulling in some dependencies that are problematic on dotnet 8+ (Monogame/SharpDx, with possible .net framework versions conflicts) - instead of that I pushed out the config types it needs to a new module that doesn't depend on the iffy stuff. The new modules are ConfigTypes and SnapProfileLoad. Then I used its Domain in the MMLaunch project file trick to "static link" those into MMLaunch - Required a bunch of reshuffling of names/prefixes/modules but mostly mechanical - Since claude included its own software-rendered wireframe mesh preview (albeit a slow one for big meshes), it doesn't need monogame or the old WPF/D3D integration I did - good thing because I don't think that builds on dotnet 8+ - I did update MMView so that it still builds and works from VS Studio, although I think nothing really uses it now. - The new MMLaunch only builds with dotnet, not visual studio - though I suppose its possible to make a VS project for it, I didn't bother as I'm trying to move away from that build.
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