## Description of change
This code adds a window title to FutureTomTom when running in windowed
mode and allows the windowed graphics hooks to take effect.
## Testing
I ran the game and made sure fullscreen mode still worked as well as all
window move/resize functionality.
## Link to GitHub Issue or related Pull Request, if one exists
#121
## Description of change
This implements a seperate ICCA card workflow for the slotted readers
acting how Resort Anthem expects, enabling cards to be inserted.
Additionally this fixes a bug where both card units would be treated the
same (for keypad reads) under Resort Anthem.
The slotted reader workflow was implemented as a seperate function for
two reasons - it would be nice to not mess with any existing code to
avoid breaking all the functional games, and the way the slotted readers
are handled by RA seemed different enough to how everything was already
designed to where it didn't make sense to keep adding special edge cases
for RA.
## Testing
IIDX18 was tested and cards could be inserted on both P1 and P2 side.
IIDX19 through 22 was tested to make sure nothing had broken for
wavepass emulation.
## Known Issues
In IIDX18, when a card isn't set but the insert key is pressed, after
the card timeout the game will error out with an invalid state error.
## Description of change
This adds a toggleable option to remove the rounded window corners when
running a game, or a subscreen, in a window on Windows 11 and upwards.
## Testing
On Windows 11: Resort Anthem, MÚSECA and EPOLIS were tested and the
window corners were removed from both main windows and the TDJ subscreen
when running in windowed mode, with no change in fullscreen mode.
On Windows 7: IIDX18 was tested with no change, the call to
`DwmSetWindowAttribute` is ignored as `DWMWA_WINDOW_CORNER_PREFERENCE`
doesn't exist.
For XP builds, the call is compiled out to avoid linking against dwmapi
and windows_dll_compat_checker returns successfully when testing against
the XP Embedded image. I can't test it on XP, but it ran on Vista.
## Link to GitHub Issue, if one exists
N/A
## Description of change
Changes the array size used for collecting touch inputs from the API to
be dynamic according to the size of the input data, rather than fixed.
This fixes a crash.
## Testing
An API client was made sending touch states, both valid and invalid
(oversized). The valid states are handled identically in the test menu
while the oversized states no longer crash.
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