* feat: re-write persistent object ID tracker
Features:
- Remove random objectIDs entirely
- Replace random objectIDs with persistentIDs
- Remove the need to contact the MASTER server for a persistent ID
- Add persistent ID logic to WorldServers that use transactions to guarantee unique IDs no matter when they are generated
- Default character xml version to be the most recent one
Fixes:
- Return optional from GetModel (and check for nullopt where it may exist)
- Regenerate inventory item ids on first login to be unique item IDs (fixes all those random IDs
Pet IDs and subkeys are left alone and are assumed to be reserved (checks are there to prevent this)
There is also duplicate check logic in place for properties and UGC/Models
* Update comment and log
* fix: sqlite transaction bug
* fix colliding temp item ids
temp items should not be saved. would cause issues between worlds as experienced before this commit
* Logger: Rename logger to Logger from dLogger
* Logger: Add compile time filename
Fix include issues
Add writers
Add macros
Add macro to force compilation
* Logger: Replace calls with macros
Allows for filename and line number to be logged
* Logger: Add comments
and remove extra define
Logger: Replace with unique_ptr
also flush console at exit. regular file writer should be flushed on file close.
Logger: Remove constexpr on variable
* Logger: Simplify code
* Update Logger.cpp
* CDClient cleanup and optimization
- Use static function to get table name
- Remove unused GetName function
- Replace above function with a static GetTableName function
- Remove verbose comments
- Remove verbose initializers
- Remove need to specify table name when getting a table by name
- Remove unused typedef for mac and linux
* Re-add unused table
Convert tables to singletons
- Convert all CDClient tables to singletons
- Move Singleton.h to dCommon
- Reduce header clutter in CDClientManager
* breakout the component types into a scoped enum
tested that things are the same as they were before
* fix missed rename
* fix brick-by-brick name to be crafting
because that's what it is
