ThioJoe/Windows-Super-God-Mode v1.2.1 on GitHub

📈 [1.2] General Improvements

Updated launcher batch file to warn user if the PowerShell script wasn't found.
Added dropdown box to GUI to select logging level: Standard, Verbose, Debug
Improved error handling and messaging to more appropriately reflect severity of non-critical error/warning messages

Efficiency:
- Added more ignored file extensions such as known archive formats which are compressed and therefore not useful to search
- Added logic to be able to ignore certain known irrelevant directories for popular programs that can be identified and hard-coded over time.
  - Such as Steam's steamapps/common folder which has a ton of game folders and not relevant to the search but has a huge number of huge files.
- Updated the UTF-8 file contents pattern to stop matching on invisible control characters like NUL (#15)
- Add max file size based on RAM (Addresses #14 ). Will no longer search files larger than 70% of RAM, but new ignore rules should prevent those types of huge file formats anyway.
Debugging:
- When using debug mode, added "__Debug Logs" folder creation to script directory, which currently will output lists of files searched for hidden links
- In verbose mode added more detailed hidden links search progress - showing to the 0.01%, file count progress, and file size progress
- Added new debugging CLI arguments -debugSkipAppxSearch and -debugSearchOnlyProtocolList for hidden app links debugging

Fixed #19 where some shortcuts didn't work (such as "View scanners and cameras") if the target path contains spaces, because the script was incorrectly was splitting target/args at the wrong place.
Added lots of error handling when processing Deep Links so errors don't end the whole script. Should address #10 and #2 . Should also partly address #1, #8, #13 but might need more specific handling for Windows IoT / ARM etc.

Fixed certain verbose logs showing when not in verbose mode
Fixed a small number (only 3) of deep links not being created correctly. These were duplicates of Task Links anyway so it went unnoticed.
Info about deep links that failed to have their shortcut created are now correctly included in the CSV anyway
Improved debugging:
- Added new CLI-only debug argument uniqueOutputFolder which adds timestamp to output folder name
- Debug file logs now have their own sub-folder in the main output folder
- When in debug mode, a transcript of the powershell session will now be saved in a debug folder

Full Changelog: v1.2.0...v1.2.1