This commit updates the cheat detection logic to allow ignoring specific weapons for DetectionType.Bone.
- Modified Detection.cs to include the shouldIgnoreDetection check for DetectionType.Bone, similar to how it's handled for Recoil and Chest detection types.
- Updated AnticheatConfiguration.cs to add an entry for DetectionType.Bone under Game.IW4 in the IgnoredDetectionSpecification, allowing you to configure weapon regexes to ignore for this detection type.
* Update codebase to target .NET 8.0 and improve JSON serialization
This commit switches our target framework from .NET 6.0 to .NET 8.0 and replaces Newtonsoft.Json with System.Text.Json for serialization. The JsonConverter classes have been updated to support the new JSON model and some enhancements were applied to the codebase such as fixing a command property and updating various package references.
* Align with Develop
* Update SharedLibraryCore package version
The version of the SharedLibraryCore package reference has been updated across multiple projects from '2024.2.4.85' to '2024.2.5.9'. Meanwhile, version within SharedLibraryCore.csproj has been changed from '2024.02.04.085' to '2024.01.01.1'. Changes also include removal of .NET 8 requirement notice and reenabling of status upload to master communicator.
* Update properties in IRConParser and IRConParserConfiguration to be settable
The properties in the `IRConParser` and `IRConParserConfiguration` interfaces were updated to include setters. Previously, the properties in these interfaces were read-only. This change allows for the modifications and extensions of properties defined, thereby bolstering flexibility for the handling of games and parsers.
* Replace RestEase with Refit in API usage
Refit has been implemented as a replacement for RestEase in all API calls. As such, all related code, parameters and imports have been adjusted to function with Refit. Logic has also been added to handle certain Refit-specific behaviours. Occurrences of the RestEase package have been removed from the project.
* Enable auto-redirect in HttpClient
The HttpClient instance used in Application/Main.cs has been modified to automatically follow redirect responses. This was accomplished by adding "AllowAutoRedirect = true" to the HttpClientHandler used when creating the HttpClient.
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Co-authored-by: Amos <amos2580@hotmail.co.uk>
