- Updated batch and PowerShell scripts to improve the configuration process for Visual Studio projects.
- Enhanced user feedback by checking for existing solution files and verifying project references.
- Added help options in the PowerShell script to guide users on available parameters and usage examples.
- Improved messaging for success and error states to facilitate troubleshooting and user experience.
- Added policies for submodule compatibility and suppressed deprecation warnings in CMakeLists.txt.
- Updated Visual Studio project generation scripts to include new CMake arguments for policy versions and thread handling.
- Introduced a new PowerShell script to test CMake configuration, ensuring successful setup and providing user feedback.
- Implemented checks for CMake in both batch and PowerShell scripts to ensure it is available before proceeding.
- Added logic to attempt installation of CMake via Chocolatey if not found, with appropriate user feedback.
- Enhanced user experience by providing instructions for manual installation if Chocolatey is not present.
- Included verification steps to confirm successful installation of CMake after the installation attempt.
- Introduced a new setup script for Windows development environment, automating the installation of essential tools like Git, Ninja, and Python 3, along with checks for Visual Studio.
- Restructured the solution file to better categorize projects, including new entries for Documentation, Scripts, and CMake.
- Updated project configurations to support multiple architectures (x86, x64, ARM64) and added new build types (RelWithDebInfo, MinSizeRel).
- Introduced new scripts for generating Visual Studio project files, enhancing the build process for Windows users.
- Removed obsolete project entries and streamlined the solution structure for clarity and maintainability.
