Refactoring

[cdefgah]

Changes:

• I've marked some struct properties and methods as readonly as they do not modify struct. It will improve the performance and reduce memory footprint upon calling those struct-methods.

• Refactored constant names to Pascal Case according to Microsoft Guidelines: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/fundamentals/coding-style/identifier-names

Summary by CodeRabbit

Based on the comprehensive summary, here are the updated release notes:

• Code Quality

  • Updated Visual Studio solution to version 17
  • Improved code readability with modern C# syntax
  • Enhanced immutability for several structs and classes

• Naming Conventions

  • Standardized constant and variable naming across multiple files
  • Updated image URL and route constants to use PascalCase

• Performance

  • Optimized collection initialization using spread operator syntax
  • Refined method signatures for better cancellation token handling

• Maintenance

  • Removed an obsolete project configuration
  • Updated method signatures for better type consistency

• Samples

  • Minor updates to sample application routing and view models
  • Consistent naming across sample project constants
  • Enhanced user interface in the SignatureView with new controls

These changes primarily focus on code quality, maintainability, and standardization of the MAUI.FreakyControls library.

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Walkthrough

This pull request encompasses multiple changes across the MAUI.FreakyControls project, focusing primarily on updates to the Visual Studio solution file, code style improvements, syntax modernization, and naming convention updates. The modifications span various files, including solution configurations, converters, extensions, helpers, and sample project files. Key changes include updating the Visual Studio version, adding a minimum required version, simplifying syntax with modern C# features like spread operators, and renaming constants and variables to PascalCase.

Changes

File/Path	Change Summary
MAUI.FreakyControls.sln	Updated Visual Studio version, added minimum required version, added deployment configuration for "Samples", removed obsolete project configuration
Converters/InverseBoolConverter.cs	Simplified pattern matching syntax for type checking
Extensions/CollectionExtensions.cs	Updated ToObservable<T> method implementation using spread syntax
Extensions/StreamExtensions.cs	Simplified MemoryStream instantiation using target-typed new() syntax
Helpers/DownloadHelper.cs	Modified parameter order in StreamWrapper.GetStreamAsync method call
Helpers/SizeOrScale.cs	Added readonly modifier to properties and methods
Platforms/Android/FreakySignatureCanvasViewHandler.android.cs	Simplified PlatformView access
Wrappers/StreamWrapper.cs	Reordered method parameters, updated ReadAsStreamAsync call
Samples/*	Renamed constants to PascalCase across multiple files, updated property initializations using spread syntax

Possibly related PRs

• #161: Potential connection to package version updates and project configuration changes

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[FreakyAli]

Hey @cdefgah any reasons you closed this?

[cdefgah]

It opened in January and no activity on this PR since then. Looks like this PR is not important.

[FreakyAli]

@cdefgah unfortunately I've been really busy but I do plan on merging this once I am a bit more free apologies, please reopen it!

[cdefgah]

Here is the link: https://github.com/FreakyAli/Maui.FreakyControls/pull/169