* Links welcome.htm in the package details for all project types
* Uses v17 project file format for new lexical model projects
* Nit: changes shortcut key for 'supported languages' from 'l' to 's'
to fix conflict with 'full copyright'.
Fixes: #13135
* Add unit test to verify the format of message detail strings
(max line length of 80 chars)
* Add unit test to verify non-null, non-empty message strings
* Tidy up a number of messages (to pass unit tests)
* Add message details for all kmw compiler messages
* Add a clickable link for the TIKE message window for each message
so that explanations and further message details are more accessible
to authors (`kmc message` is already available for command-line users)
* Fixes a number of minor issues with the messages window in TIKE,
mostly relating to when popup menu commands are enabled and how
messages are selected.
Fixes: #13134
# Keyman Conventional Commit suggestions:
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# - Give credit to co-authors:
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# - Use imperative, present tense ('attach' not 'attaches', 'attached' etc)
# - Don't include a period at the end of the title
# - Always include a blank line before trailers
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In the case when a Keyboard was available for update but the
keyman version wasn't the state machine correctly didn't try to install
it. However the back ground download loop would try to download and
empty Params.InstallURL. This commit now checks the Params.Status.
This commit also removes the dead code for TDownloadUpdateParams record
type. This code is left over from a progress ui callback. It was
initially left for when UI callback maybe added back in. However, it
is currently confusing deadcode so has been removed.
Fixes: #13153
The setup for the integration tests is still wrong, so ignoring them
allows us to start the users tests and move forward. The integration
tests will be fixed in a follow-up commit.
This change allows to press F24 as ordered output sentinel from
keyman-system-service.
This is part of implementing serialized output with keyman-system-service
instead of requiring a patched ibus.
The problem both approaches try to solve is that with non-compliant apps
it is not possible to directly delete characters from the context. Instead
we have to emit a backspace key before we can commit the new
characters. However, the backspace key press goes through a different
code path in ibus and so it can happen that the commit gets processed
before the backspace which then deletes from the characters we just
added instead of from the old content.
The previous implementation solved this by forwarding a F24 ordered output
sentinel key to ibus and relying on the patched ibus to send that back to
us. When we received the F24 key we committed the characters that we
queued when we forwarded the F24 key (implemented in #7079).
The new approach implemented in this change instead sends the F24 ordered
output sentinel key through keyman-system-service and so follows the
regular key processing without requiring a patched ibus to send the key
back to us. The rest of the algorithm stays mostly the same: when we receive
the F24 key we commit the characters previously queued. The difference to
the previous implementation is that we now also queue the backspace keys
that we generate.
Part-of: #10799
Keyman Core expects US English virtual key codes, so make sure that the
debuggers translate the key codes they receive from Windows to the hard-
coded values for US English, as defined in ScanCodeMap.
Fixes: #13052
