This way you don't need to wait 10s after starting up Stream Deck to
make the buttons show the correct state

For localization

This can be used as the base of other toggles (Move objects, Headline
effects and more). The basic behavior is always the same:
- Track the status every 10 seconds
- On key up, change the status

Moves the 'sims4streamdeck_command()' call to the top of the file,
making it more visible and therefore less prone to being forgotten.

This also generalizes the event registration on the StreamDeck
'connected' event: actions which define the appropriate handler, will
have those handlers hooked up automatically.

This cleans up the code structure before adding more commands.

This acts as a toggle, tracking the game state. If the button is placed
multiple times, pressing one will also update the state of all others.

For the Sims 4 GET requests, take an array of items for the path and
make sure they're properly separated by slashes (and not url-encoded so
slashes become %2F). Each item in the array becomes a path segment.

Moves them out of the "Custom" group in Stream Deck, into a "The Sims 4"
group

- Lots of template comments removed
- Changed to 'oninput' change event for the property inspector
- Implemented (empty) action configuration showing/hiding mechanism in
property inspector
- Implemented core localization using localize (and similar) attributes
- Length labels (which count characters up to max length) must have
'length-label' class (so we can use labels properly)
- Allow saving empty values from PI back to the app

Needs a separate .cmd file to flip the return code from
DistributionTool. Doing it all straight from CMake doesn't seem to work
very well.

At least on Linux (with Wine), this gives the expected behavior. The
DistributionTool returns non-zero when it succeeds, or 0 on error.

Inverting this result makes CMake interpret the result correctly, with 0
being success and non-zero a failure.

This executes a simple cheat. Works, so it's a good POC.

Contains a CMake-ified version of the template plugins.

Through CMake it can be easily installed directly (to
%appdata%/Elgato/StreamDeck/Plugins) or the redistributable package can
be created as custom target.