* Added InteractiveColor UI editor to make changing a Color easier
* Added a "Scene Loader" helper which allows you to load any Scene that the game was built with. In some cases you may not find all the Scenes that the game uses, they may be loaded through AssetBundles or other means and won't show up here yet
* Adjusted the SceneExplorer UI, the "Hide" button is now always on the left of the window
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* Handled some errors related to UI unstripping that could occur in rare cases
* Added a 'Default' button for config values to revert to the default value
* Added an internal config entry to save the window position between sessions
* Reordered the config settings in the menu so the important ones are at the top
* Adjusted the UI for config entries, should be a bit easier to read now.
* Adjusted the UI for Dictionaries, the keys and values now alternate background colors.
* A few other minor UI fixes and tweaks for 3.3.0
* The following preferences are now persistent between sessions: Active Menu Page, Scene Explorer Hide State, Debug Console Hide State
* The "Resize Cursor" is now just a `↔` Text label instead of a sprite.
* Added support for Unity 5.2+ games (previously was only supporting 5.6)
* Fixed not being able to set values on Enums
* [MONO] Fixed an issue where GameObjects in no scene (a Resource/Asset) would display nothing for their scene name, instead of "None (Resource/Asset)".
* Some UI layout cleanups and fixes, the Child/Component lists on the GameObject inspector should now expand to fill available height.
* Created a TMP AssetBundle for games which don't have the default TextMeshPro Resources package. This also allows us to use a custom monospace font for the Console and Debug window.
* Unstripped the AssetBundle class (just the stuff we need)
* Finished Search Page
* Finished Options Page (very simple)
* Various refactoring and restructuring of the project
* cleanups
Derived heavily from notepad++ and Unity In-Game Code Editor, work will be done to refactor and strip down the code, most of it is unnecessary for our needs anyway. Temporary credit to IGCE for most of it.
