feat: get windows building with the UNICODE forced by using Qt
refactor: remove ARCHString use QString to convert to / from utf8
build: (arch) link to common
build: (base) link to arch
build: (io) Link to common
build: (client) link to common
build: (server) link to common
fix: Append to log file instead of creating a new one each log line
refactor: Trim cipher description for neater log output
fix: Update log messages to use wide string format for Unicode support
fix: Correct event creation to use wide string for Unicode compatibility
refactor: Use QStringDecoder for UTF-8 handling on Windows Daemon child process
fix: Use correct wide type for Win32 consts
For the longest time, this log line has bugged me:
```
active sides: e
```
It's hex, but it looks like a bug, since there's no `0x` prefix. Also, most humans can't read hex, so I added a string representation.
New version:
```
[2025-08-06T11:56:00] DEBUG: active sides: LRT (0x0e)
```
Previously we were toggling the 'MouseKeys' Windows accessibility feature on and off, but this was causing many bugs; cursor show delay while Windows brings up the mouse stack(?) and often forever lost mouse cursor when toggling off the 'MouseKeys' feature. After a few days of hacking away at this, it seems safest to just leave it on.
This functionality is not needed because in all code paths the error
code is immediately converted to string without actually using the lazy
evaluation functionality.
based-on: 53dff5b803
ported and expanded by sithlord48
This change may help us turn up some everyday problems in the field that get missed due to not using debug log level.
This could also make the log a bit noisier, so at a later date we may need to downgrade anything that is not actually a failure/warning.
On Windows monitor the clipboard using a Clipboard format listener instead
of the legacy clipboard viewer chain, which was unreliable as it required
other programs to maintain the clipboard chain properly and couldn't
recover it any window in the clipboard viewer chain stopped responding
to messages.
Monitor the clipboard sequence number to not process the clipboard more
than once.
