BuildTools GUI

While this was primarily a code refactor, there is now a keyboard short-cut to terminate a worker (Ctrl+D). Windows users should no longer experience erroneous behavior when it comes to the GUI being rendered, as the hardware acceleration back-end is now set to request OpenGL, rather than DirectX. Advanced users can change this (or disable) by passing the argument -Dbtgui.hw_accel=<dx,ogl,sw> ( DirectX, OpenGL, and Software/None, respectively) to the JVM (before the -jar portion). Passing an unknown argument will cause the program to default JVM-decided behavior, or a manually-configured choice (from -Dsun.java2d.X=Y). I have also jumped ahead with versioning to be MAJOR.MINOR, where .PATCH is only used when I feel is necessary.

Messed up my POM.xml on accident, leading to the program icon image not being bundled. This has been resolved.

- Moved Java configuration from "Program" to its own panel tab. Large overhaul to the codebase - Log system refactor - "Processes" -> "Jobs" with "Workers" to complete BuildTools "Task"

Added support for --final-name flag to name the compiled server JAR. Fixed potential ability to accidentally change a process's options mid run Code clean-up + heavy refactoring

Overhauled GUI - single window, no more separate modals for each process - combined Options tab with nested tabs for BuildTools and GUI/Program Code clean-up + refactoring

Forgot the code that updates compilation target selections, this has been fixed.

Parallel processing to build multiple server jars at the same time MAVEN_OPTS field for Maven arguments Added toggle to open the output directory in system file explorer A timer is now shown at the end of any successful BuildTools run to show how long it took.

Added support for the new "experimental" argument in BuildTools. Now bundling FlatLaf for a not-terrible look and feel for the GUI.

Changed the path formatter to be less Windows-centric and now properly detect how it should be formatted for execution depending on detected OS.