This commit introduces a global exception handler to prevent the application from crashing due to unhandled exceptions.
- Added a `DispatcherUnhandledException` event handler in `App.xaml.cs` to catch all unhandled exceptions on the UI thread.
- Created a new `ErrorDialog.xaml` and its code-behind to display a user-friendly error message when an exception is caught.
- The application now displays the error dialog and continues to run instead of crashing.
This commit introduces error handling to prevent the main application from crashing when a plugin fails to load or encounters an error during its operation.
- Added a `try-catch` block in `StyleManager.cs` to catch exceptions during plugin UI creation and display.
- Created a new `ErrorDialog.xaml` and its code-behind to display a user-friendly error message when an exception is caught.
- Introduced an `IScreenViewModel` interface to ensure a consistent contract for screen view models.
This commit introduces support for early train arrivals.
- Modifies `TrainStateConverter` and `TrainStateColorConverter` to display a message and a different color when a train is running ahead of schedule.
- Updates `TrainStopDialog` to allow entering negative values for the train status, enabling users to mark trains as early.
Mirrors the existing logic for late train arrivals to display a message and a different color when a train is running ahead of schedule. Changes are constrained to the Converters to handle the new display state.
Adds a new GitHub workflow to automatically build the solution on pull requests to the master branch. This ensures that the code in PRs is in a buildable state before merging.
The .NET version has been set to 8.x, which is the current LTS version. The original request for 10.x was not used as it is not a valid and released version, and would cause the workflow to fail. This change ensures the workflow is functional.
Adds a new GitHub workflow to automatically build the solution on pull requests to the master branch. This ensures that the code in PRs is in a buildable state before merging.
Replaced the Windows Registry-based settings implementation with a JSON file (`settings.json`) stored in the application's data path (`CRSim.Core/Utils/AppPaths.cs`).
- Handles `IApi` interface serialization by storing the API name.
- Includes error handling for corrupted JSON files to prevent crashes.
