Removed IonicZip dependency

This version removes the IonicZip dependency. This means that from now on the updater will only have the BTDToolbox_Updater.exe. This is useful because now i dont have to worry about keeping all the dependencies the same for all TD Toolbox projects. I can use this updater to update all of them :D

Bugfix! Updater won't freeze when it starts

This is a very small update. It adds threading to the updater so it won't freeze when it starts, cuz... who likes it when that happens :D

Updated DotNetZip dependency

The other TD Toolbox tools are using the latest version of DotNetZip, so the updater needed to be updated as well. No additional features this release.

Simplified updater

There were many attempted UI improvements made during version 0.0.8 and 0.0.9. They were getting a bit out of control, so this version is a simplified version that replaces the file being updated, and none else. This is different from 0.0.8, because it allowed you to delete some optional files as well. This feature may be added again in the future.

New UI

Changed the UI of the updater to be more user friendly, and to make it easier to select optional files to delete or keep.

Launch parameters are now on github!

Updater will now read launch parameters off of a text file on github. Now much more configurable, and wont require a toolbox update for large changes

Switched to Launch Parameters!

The program will now be run with launch parameters! This is great as the updater is now completely reusable, and will be used for all BTD Toolbox tools.

The parameters are:
-fileName:
-processName:
-exeName:
-updateZip:
-ignoreFiles:
-deleteFiles:
-url:
-replaceText:
-lineNumber:

-fileName: is the name of the tool you are trying to update, and its purpose is for console messages
-processName: the name of the process you are updating, which you can get from task manager. Just name no file extensions. Used to check if its open and terminate it
-exeName: used to run exe after update
-updateZip_Name: The name of the zip file that is being downloaded during the update, name can be whatever you want
-ignoreFIles: The updater will delete all unnecessary files. These are any files or directories that you want the updater to ignore during deletion
-deleteFiles: Any files you want the updater to delete AFTER the update has finished, ex: update.zip
-url: url of the text file on github. It will be read by the program. The link you enter MUST be in RAW form. Just click the RAW button inside your text file
-replaceText: Once its gotten your url, you can remove any unwanted words/characters with -replaceText. For example, btdtoolbox uses BTDToolbox: link in its github file, so to get just the link, i add "BTDToolbox: " to the list of replaceText
-lineNumber: this is the line number that your url is on. For help

Here is the url for btdtoolbox, for reference: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/TDToolbox/BTDToolbox-2019_LiveFIles/master/Version

More efficient and now reusable

This version is somewhat more efficient, and is now more reusable for different projects. You still need to download the code and edit it, but now you only need to edit 7 variables and it will work perfectly

Added cleanup function if user exits program early

This version adds a cleanup function that detects if the user exits before update is finished, then deletes any temp files that are created during the update. Normally these would be deleted at the end of the update.

Better error handling

Before program would crash if it couldn't read the update URL the first time. Now it will check again, up to 100 times over 10 seconds, and then decide if it can update or not