Misc bugfixes; Support for reading EditionMappings.xml; Support for PID in setupp.ini #5
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…ID in setupp.ini * Update ManagedWimLib to 2.4.0 * Update copyright date * Add support for reading parent editions of virtual SKUs from EditionMappings.xml * Fix base SKU list for filename generation * Switch to OrdinalIgnoreCase - this is the recommended comparison for path names, it should also be slightly quicker. * Fix some errors thrown on real-world Windows ISOs * Where a WIM index doesn't contain a Windows install * No Base SKU available breaks renaming * Missing case insensitive comparison for install.wim name * Add support for detecting OEM / VLK from PID in setupp.ini in I386-style installs
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Some of my own misc fixes and improvements from over the past half year or so. I've not fully tested this merge yet, but it compiles OK so it's definitely ready to ship by MS standards.
Might yet bung a few other things in here.