Properties are named more consistently to .NET standards. They also have XML docs now.
There are now properties in structs to directly get a referenced object rather than simply an index to it.
This should hopefully be the last time there is such a large change in the API.
Removes Vector2d, Vector3d, Vector4d, Plane and Ray.
Implement a standard API for .NET, Unity and Godot through extension methods.
In general, use floats rather than doubles for things.
Refactor everything to use a base ILump interface, and a Lump class implementing it to use in place of regular List.
Refactor lump structures to use an ILumpObject interface. Eventually Lump<T> will enforce T is ILumpObject, there are some other things to do first.
Use Path class to simplify some code in BSP.
All lump structures store their source data as a byte array now, so even unknown parts of structures are stored when they were discarded before. This means lumps can be read and written without losing any information.
New extension methods for Vector2d, 3d and 4d, Vertex, Plane and Color to get their components as bytes for easy storage.
Add support for most Call of Duty 2 structures. There's still some missing.
Most changes were just small adjustments for coding style.
Made "using" statements for Unity, rather than non-Unity compiles. So in Unity "Vector3d" is an alias for "Vector3", instead of the other way around.
Restrict CountAttribute and IndexAttribute to apply to properties and fields only.
Removed Rect and RectExtensions, Rect was never used anywhere and was leftover from a long-gone part of this project.
Remove unnecessary "this" references and refactor Int32, Single, etc. to int, float, etc. (I might have missed a few of these).
Refactor MAPBrushSide to use a TextureInfo rather than duplicating many fields.
Make Terrain and Displacement formats use two-dimensional arrays rather than arrays of arrays.
Rename UIVertex to Vertex.
