With WSL, objdiff is unable to get filesystem notifications.
It's recommended to run objdiff natively on Windows, so having this option
is more confusing than useful.
Uses the similar crate to support new diff algorithms:
- Patience (new default)
- Levenshtein (old default)
- Myers
- LCS (Longest Common Subsequence)
Options in "Diff Options" -> "Algorithm..."
Uses file modification timestamp polling for project config and objects to avoid unneeded complexity from the filesystem notification watcher.
Allows disabling `build_base` as well for projects using an external build system.
- Support `completed` field for objects in project config. In object tree, displays red for incomplete, green for complete.
- Add support for one-sided diffs. A project can include objects without an associated source file for viewing.
- Add versioning to AppConfig, supporting upgrades without losing user configuration.
- Allow config to specify object "target_path" and "base_path" explicitly, rather than relying on relative path from the "target_dir" and "base_dir". Useful for more complex directory layouts.
- Fix watch_patterns in project config not using default.
- Fix "Rebuild on changes" not defaulting to true.
- Keep watching project config updates even when "Rebuild on changes" is false.
- Disable some configuration options when loaded from project config file.
* Use let-else in App::post_rendering
* Use let-else in diff::reloc_eq
* Use let-else in diff::diff_objs
* Use let-else in views::data_diff::data_diff_ui
* Use let-else in views::function_diff::function_diff_ui
* Use let-else in views::function_diff::asm_row_ui
* Use let-else in views::jobs::jobs_ui
* Update rust-version in Cargo.toml
