- put file name in Sqlite connect string in quotes
- improvements to Mediatek Philips 120+125/Sony serializer (physically reorder XML nodes, use flags stored in Java serialized blob)
- selecting a RefList changed the current working directory, which prevented .ini files to be found by loaders
- added support for Grundig dtv_cmdb_3.bin channel lists with size of 1270 KB
- fixed saving of Grundig dtv_cmdb_3.bin channel lists with size of 1293 KB
- updated tivusat reference list
- fixed issue when saving *cmdb_*.bin channel lists after applying a reference list which contains missing channels
- HB_DATABASE_mm_dd.DBM for Strong SRT 7007: added option "reorderPhysically" in ChanSort.Loader.DBM.ini
for this particular format to not only change the number but also change the order or data records in the file
- removed app.config files containing assembly redirects from projects and included them in the central Solution.props instead
- upgraded various NuGet packages
- experimental support for MtkChannelList.xml (which is part of several MediaTek based Google TVs, e.g. Philips formats 120 and 125)
- Philips formats 100-125: improved decoding of non-latin characters (turkish, cyrillic, ...)
- added support for dtv_cmdb_3.bin file with file size 1323920
- fixed error when opening reference list dialog with Italian translation
- "Tornado" TV lists which are a slight variation of old Philips lists using a file name __chtb_do_not_delete_.xml
- fixed error when changing "Auto hide/unhide columns" option while no list is loaded
- added "Feature" to serializers so they can enforce that all TV channels must come before Radio and Data (but share a common number sequence)
- fixed issues where SQLite database files didn't get unlocked after saving
- fixed quirks with missing e_sqlite3.dll when running unit tests with Resharper
- added round-trip unit test for all loaders to check reordering channels and favorites, saving and reloading
- internal code clean-up regarding different favorite list modes (none vs. flags vs. ordered per source vs. mixed source)
