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README update #616

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Corrected messenger spelling

Derwent and others added 30 commits July 31, 2019 20:50
Version 1.x.x is already in use by ricochet legacy. Version 2.x.x should be left in case legacy is updated (+major revision no corresponds to tor version)
Ricochet refresh should instead use version 3.x.x
QStandardPaths::DataLocation is deprecated, QStandardPaths::AppDataLocation should be used instead
CFBundleSignature does not need to be updated as versions of macOS >10.7 ignore this field
As of C++11, implicit declarations of operators are deprecated.
Previous to this, implicit declarations of operators would function
the same as:
Class& operator<op>(const Class&) = default;
Explicitly declaring an operator as above will avoid this warning and
maintain compatability with future C++ standards
…ricochet-refresh-git-ignore

Add ricochet-refresh to the gitignore
…macos-cfbundleidentifier

Update ricochet refresh to have a new CFBundleIdentifier
If they pass the RFC4648 test vectors they should work with anything else, no need to have extra tests
…warnings-fix

Fix implicit operator declaration warning
…base32_tests

Base32 tests + make base32 code RFC4648 compliant
…dpi-scaling

Scaling to higher DPI + updated .gitignore for new file tree
m-simonelli and others added 30 commits December 19, 2021 16:40
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