Add a --watch command line flag to be used in tandem with --load-mod.
Chokidar is used to detect file updates, and a page reload is triggered
when there are any changes to watched mod files. Only mods loaded via
--load-mod are affected.
This implementation has a minor issue with how cache is cleared -
removing disk cache is a bit too aggressive - but the only alternative I
could find is to use a non-persistent Electron session, which would get
rid of disk cache entirely (this is not a concern).
Keep track of the storage ID in each renderer Storage instance and pass
it to the IPC bridge. Jobs are dispatched to the relevant handler (only
saves/ for now) and all (de)compression is handled there.
Add dedicated fs-job types to read or write and (de)compress data
from/to the file picked by the user. Remove redundant utility functions
that used web APIs instead.
Also fix a few issues in Electron code. This is not as polished yet, UI
from old mod support was reused for now and is likely broken. Mods can
be loaded, but there isn't much QoL around the support for now.
Re-use the same openExternalUrl logic meant for frame navigation to
handle window.open calls as well. Possibly a partial solution, as the
ability to open new windows might be useful for mods.
* Migrate Electron wrapper to ESM
Use ESM syntax for main process, move some fs usages to fs.promises,
switch to import.meta.url/import.meta.dirname to handle file paths;
clean up redundant code.
* Add TypeScript support to Electron wrapper
The support is very basic, tsc is used to transpile code. Build scripts
are modified to not copy any Electron code other than preload.cjs and
use an extremely cursed setup to call the TypeScript compiler.
* [TS] Rename platform/storage
* Rewrite Electron wrapper
MVP, missing some features from the old wrapper and most planned
features. Some of the functionality hasn't been verified.
