Cross platform scaffolding

[LikeTheSalad]

These changes attempt to abstract Windows-specific functionality into interfaces and create implementations for Windows. The functionality should remain the same, however, it sets up a scaffolding for adding new platform support in the future.

Since I'm not using Windows, the validations I ran are the existing unit tests, so it's probably wise to try these changes out in a Windows machine to make sure nothing's broken (in case some use cases aren't covered by tests).

[petoncle]

Thanks @LikeTheSalad! I'll look into it. There are little unit tests unfortunately, the hard parts are difficult to test (keyboard/mouse OS interaction and overlay UI).
Are you interested in a Linux version or macOS? Did you ever use mousemaster on Windows?

[LikeTheSalad]

Thanks @LikeTheSalad! I'll look into it. There are little unit tests unfortunately, the hard parts are difficult to test (keyboard/mouse OS interaction and overlay UI). Are you interested in a Linux version or macOS? Did you ever use mousemaster on Windows?

Thanks 🙏 I'm interested in a macOS version. I still haven't tried to make it work locally, so I'm frankly not sure if all the Windows apis have a 1-1 alternative here, but still, fully isolating the existing platform should make it easier to test it later. I still haven't tried mousemaster before, but from the docs, it seems the most feature-rich tool available out there, which is why it'd be nice to use it on other platforms.