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Features

• add quest package export for standalone app 669ed4833  

  In the ZQuest File -> Export menu, there is a new option to package your .qst file as a standalone application. This gives you the option to distribute your quest in a way that allows people to play without grabbing any other files, or needing to select a file when starting a save slot. For a qst game.qst with a title "My Game", it looks like this:

  - My Game
  	- My Game.exe
  	- data/
  		- zelda.exe
  		- zc_args.txt
  		- game.qst
  		- ... all support files ...
  

  This is located in the packages folder of the root installation folder. Double clicking My Game.exe launches ./data/zelda.exe with the CLI switches listed in zc_args.txt. By default, the export tool provides these switches: -only game.qst -notitle. You can set whatever else you like. For example, if you want to skip the save file screen entirely, you can use -standalone instead of -only. Every time a package export is done in ZQuest, the folder is created from scratch. To include additional files, make a folder ./packages/My Game_extra and place whatever your quest needs (music, images, zc_args.txt, zc.cfg, etc). The export tool will copy this folder into the package folder at the end, which allows you to overwrite whatever you want. Custom icons are also supported. See docs/packaging_quests.md for details.

Bug Fixes

• properly set sentry breadcrumb category 654dd9c24

Build

• upgrade to latest fmtlib, for compile time checks 36a0f1932

Refactors

Player

• delete unused enemy clone ctors dd6239cdb

Tests

• add playground_slopes.zplay 503a5c97f
• use debugger for replay tests by default only in ci 4c0859a33
• add playground_screen_script.zplay 2dda68a5f

Full Changelog: https://github.com/ArmageddonGames/ZQuestClassic/compare/nightly-2023-07-27...nightly-2023-07-29