- Introduced a .clang-format file to enforce Google C++ style guidelines across the codebase.
- Updated CMakeLists.txt to include custom targets for formatting and format-checking using clang-format.
- Added a quality_check.sh script to automate code quality checks, including formatting and static analysis with cppcheck.
- Enhanced CMakePresets.json with new macOS-specific configurations for ARM64 and universal binaries, improving build flexibility and support.
- Upgraded CMake minimum version requirement to 3.16 and updated project version to 0.3.0.
- Introduced new CMake presets for build configurations, including default, debug, and release options.
- Added CI/CD workflows for continuous integration and release management, enhancing automated testing and deployment processes.
- Integrated Asar assembler support with new wrapper classes and CLI commands for patching ROMs.
- Implemented comprehensive tests for Asar integration, ensuring robust functionality and error handling.
- Enhanced packaging configuration for cross-platform support, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Updated documentation and added test assets for improved clarity and usability.
- Introduced `is_systemd_available`, `start_userland_agent`, and `stop_userland_agent` functions to manage a userland background agent when systemd is not available.
- Updated installation logic to start the userland agent if systemd is not detected, enhancing compatibility across different Linux environments.
- Enhanced uninstallation process to stop the userland agent if it was running, ensuring a clean removal of the agent.
- Introduced a `systemctl_user` function in `agent.sh` to handle systemd user commands with session bus configuration in headless environments.
- Updated existing systemctl commands to utilize the new wrapper, enhancing compatibility and user experience on Linux systems.
- Added warnings for missing user bus to guide users in enabling lingering sessions.
- Introduced a new `agent.sh` script to manage background agent functionality for YAZE on macOS and Linux.
- Implemented subcommands for installation, uninstallation, one-shot execution, and a watch mode using inotify.
- Added support for environment variable configuration and platform-specific installation procedures.
- Enhanced user experience with detailed usage instructions and logging for build and test processes.
