The engine graphics do not need to be involved with freeing image data.
The `Free` function now also ensures that all other member variables are cleared when freeing the image data.
Support scrolling all scroll regions with the mouse wheel also while popup menus are open. Support overlapping scroll regions by always scrolling the top-most hovered scroll region on mouse wheel events.
The hot scroll region is now tracked separated by `CUi`, as tracking the IDs of all UI elements which are contained in scroll regions is not feasible. The separate active state for scroll regions is therefore unnecessary.
It's still necessary to disable `CListBox`es when popup menus are open, to ensure that only one list box consumes the key events.
Closes#8087. Supersedes #8090.
Add strict validation for `StrToInts` function. Because this function should only be used with trusted internal strings, assertions are added to ensure that the string is not truncated. Some buffer sizes are adjusted accordingly, so truncation cannot happen.
Add less strict validation for `IntsToStr` function. An additional argument specifying the size of the output buffer is added to assert that the size of the output buffer is sufficient. However, because this function is used to decode data sent by the server and read from maps and ghosts, invalid input data should never result in crashes or invalid UTF-8 strings. The function will now unpack an empty string and return `false`, if the string contains invalid UTF-8.
The inline definition of the functions is not wanted, because it requires adding a `system.h` include in `gamecore.h`. Therefore the tools now have to depend on game-shared, which previously only worked because the functions were inline.
Tests are added to ensure the function still behaves the same as before for valid inputs and correctly handles invalid inputs.
Previously, usage of `void *`, `unsigned char *` and `uint8_t *` was mixed in various places for pointers to raw image data and the pointers ended up being cast to `uint8_t *` at some point anyway. Now only `uint8_t *` is used consistently, which improves type safety and readability. Casts to `uint8_t *` are now only necessary when using `malloc` or when reading data from a map.
Show completion options for key names for all bind commands (`bind`, `binds`, `bind_reset`) in the local console.
At the moment this only works for completing the first key name but not for composite binds that use `+`, which would work differently than other console argument completion.
Unnamed keys (starting with `&`) are not shown as completion options.
Refactor console argument completion to reduce duplicate code.
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