Fixed error reporting for windows version

In case of disc read errors, windows version should properly display the number of corrupted files at the end.
Linux version only has updated disc keys cache.

Minor bugfix for automated folder name formatting

• Use the same output folder name generation on Linux as is used on Windows
• Explicitly filter out invalid characters inside that function instead of frontend, as the base path is already present and is guaranteed to be compliant

Linux improvements

• Dumper should properly detect blu-ray mount point automatically on any distro now
• Available disk space check should work properly now as well

Minor improvements and stability update

• Fixed multiple issues with error handling and UI state transitions
• File and folder timestamps are now preserved during dumping

Minor improvements and stability update

• Fixed multiple issues with error handling and UI state transitions
• File and folder timestamps are now preserved during dumping

Note: no one could test the linux build and I had some trimming warnings, ping me if it fails to work, so I can rebuild full untrimmed version.

Minor output path fixes for Windows build

You can't create folders/files with trailing dots in Windows.
Also HiDPI should work now without overriding compatibility settings.

Upgrade to .NET 6.0

Upgrading to the latest .NET runtime, plus the usual updates to 3rd party libraries and disc keys.

.NET 6.0 features new method of bundling everything in a single native executable, with improved compatibility.
Unfortunately dependency trimming is no longer supported for WinForms target, so Windows executable is 1.6x larger in size 😔
Linux executable on the other hand is approximately 2x smaller.

Maintenance

Updated 3rd party libraries and disc keys

Workaround some issues on broken Windows systems

For some reason sometimes WMI will simply fail on any request, fall back to brute force physical drive check for any possible device number

Bugfix release

• recreate empty directories when dumping the disc