New library + Rewritten compatibility!

Version 5

This update adds compatibility for KTaNE: Rewritten, a recreation of the game that is made in a later version of Unity. Since this is easily a breaking change for a good deal of them, all libraries have had additional breaking changes applied to them to fix long-standing issues.

MAJOR

General:

wawa.DDL:

• Change overloads of wawa.DDL.Access.FromGame to allow for KTaNE: Rewritten compatibility.

wawa.IO:

• Stabilize and clearly document the behavior of the new linker, this includes deprecating the old names for operating systems within directories and instead using the favored android, linux, macos, and windows.
• Change wawa.IO.PathFinder parameter names to more clearly express purpose.

wawa.Recall:

• Now depends on wawa.DDL to enable KTaNE: Rewritten compatibility.

wawa.DDL, wawa.IO, and wawa.Recall:

• Add full compatibility for KTaNE: Rewritten. If you wish to override the references yourself, such as by making your own Unity project that references wawa, take a look here.

General:

• Change all namespaces from Wawa.* to wawa.*. This decision is the largest breaking change and has been the subject to discussion ever since Version 3 was released. After talking with a few community members, the verdict is that this is a necessary breaking change to make learning wawa far simpler. It also conforms to Microsoft's naming convention that names of companies or products should conform to their capitalization.

MINOR

wawa.DDL:

• New property wawa.DDL.Access.IsRewritten to query whether the game is running in a different game environment, either in its editor or in-game. This property is used internally for control flow regarding direct references to the game.
• New property wawa.DDL.Missions.LightsOn to query whether the lights in the office are currently turned on.

wawa.Modules:

• Add wawa.Modules.InterpolatedStringHandlerEnumerable for use with logging.
• Add wawa.Modules.ModdedModule.Log and wawa.Modules.ModdedModule.LogLower overloads to allow string interpolation syntax to automatically invoke wawa.Modules.ModdedModule.Stringify. This assumes you are using a C# 9 compiler, which in other words means it unfortunately cannot be compatible within the modkit.
• Add wawa.Modules.ModdedModule.Stringify to allow custom behavior in serializing values for logging.
• Add wawa.Modules.ModdedModule.MissionSettings to allow immediate access to overridden mission settings without needing to parse the string yourself. The format it is looking for is [Module Name] {"json": "body"}.

wawa.IO:

• Add support for loading ARM-targeted binaries.

wawa.Optionals:

• Add downcast and upcast extension methods wawa.Optionals.Maybe.As<T> and wawa.Optionals.Maybe.AsNullable<T>
• Add compatibility for netstandard2.0 by removing all Unity references.

wawa.Schemas:

• Brand new library! Provides a simple fluent builder API for building the TweaksEditorSettings schema object that Tweaks can use to format your mod settings. Check out its documentation and example here.

wawa.TwitchPlays:

• Increase accessibility of wawa.TwitchPlays.Twitch<TMod>.AutoImplementedHelp to be fully public over protected.

PATCH

wawa.Recall:

• Change wawa.Recall.StatusLights to have a backing field of byte over int.
• Micro-optimize fail path for Expect* methods in wawa.Recall.Generator to only generate the stack frame it needs and not the full stack trace.

General:

• Use the new .NET 9 Stable SDK which grants improvements in compiler optimizations. All versions from here on out will be using the new SDK when compiling.
• Use the newest version of Absence.Fody (2.0.7 at the time of writing this), granting lower binary sizes.