Code Quality: Move Resources dir to Assets

[0x5bfa]

Summary

As the title.

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[0x5bfa]

Assets folder is mess and I’d like to get them have this simple structure:

Assets/
 Libraries/ (DLL and EXE files)
 Images/ (icon images)
 Resources/ (reg files and json files)

@yaira2 What do you think?

[yaira2]

I usually view Assets as reserved for images and the like.

[0x5bfa]

But those resources are already there except those json files.

the folder will look like after packaged:

Assets/
 AppTiles (app icons, no changes)
 Images (archive logos, fluent icons)
 Libraries (DLL,EXE)
 Resources (reg files, json files)

Current structure doesn’t provide unique folders for each purpose.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/uwp/app-resources/images-tailored-for-scale-theme-contrast#qualify-an-image-resource-for-scale-theme-and-contrast

[0x5bfa]

In the future I want to put 7z DLL files in Libraries dir

[yaira2]

For testing, we need to test the features that rely on the moved resources. This includes the details pane and properties window.

[yaira2]

I tested these changes (added to the PR description) and I can confirm it's working as expected.