This PR fully implements the changes discussed in #17, integrating this client with a branch of @thefifthmatt's static randomizer so that all item locations can be randomized rather than just unique items.

Major functionality changes:

• The static randomizer now replaces all in-world item pickups with synthetic items whose paramdata encodes the Archipelago location ID and (for local items) the DS3 item ID. Specifically:

  • When a local item is picked up, this client decodes the paramdata, tells Archipelago that the corresponding location was accessed, and replaces the synthetic item with the original DS3 item before it enters the player's inventory.
  • When a foreign item is picked up, the client decodes the paramdata, tells Archipelago that the corresponding location was accessed, and deletes the item from the player's inventory.

• Uses ModEngine2 rather than manual dinput8.dll injection to be compatible with other mods (particularly the static randomizer). This also makes it compatible with DS3 1.15.2.

• More gracefully handles connection and disconnection:

  • Shows a banner in-game when a connection is established.
  • If foreign items are picked up while disconnected, they will be sent once reconnected.
  • More robust checks for when the player is fully loaded into the game.

• Drops progressive item logic since that's no longer necessary to handle non-unique items.

• Supports granting Path of the Dragon through a custom event created by the static randomizer.

Major infrastructure changes:

• Uses vcpkg for dependencies where possible (similar to Dependency managment with vcpkg #27).
• Uses MinHook to hook into internal DS3 functionality with AOBs, adding more version flexibility.
• Avoids assembly in favor of explicit C code, manipulating defined structs where possible.
• Adds a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically build and publish tagged releases.
• Uses spdlog for compatibility with ModEngine2.

Instructions for building this client are in the README. You can test it by taking the latest beta release and overwriting its archipelago.dll with the one you built locally.

Closes #17