Modularize MUMain (bootstrap + Win resources)

[mu-nreal]

StdAfx.cpp -> MUMain/StdAfx.cpp
stdafx.h -> MUMain/stdafx.h
Winmain.cpp -> MUMain/Winmain.cpp
Winmain.h -> MUMain/Winmain.h
resource.h -> MUMain/Resources/Windows/resource.h
resource.rc -> MUMain/Resources/Windows/resource.rc
resource.aps -> MUMain/Resources/Windows/resource.aps
icon1.ico -> MUMain/Resources/Windows/icon1.ico
icon2.ico -> MUMain/Resources/Windows/icon2.ico
Global Release/resource.res -> MUMain/Resources/Windows/Global Release/resource.res

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request undertakes a significant refactoring initiative to enhance the project's modularity and maintainability. It involves relocating core application bootstrap files and Windows resources into a more structured directory hierarchy under MUMain/. This change necessitated widespread updates to include paths across the codebase and modifications to project build configurations, ensuring a cleaner and more organized project structure.

Highlights

• Core Bootstrap and Windows Resources Modularization: Key bootstrap files (stdafx.h, stdafx.cpp, Winmain.h, Winmain.cpp) and Windows-specific resources (resource.h, resource.rc, icon1.ico, icon2.ico, resource.aps, Global Release/resource.res) have been moved into dedicated MUMain/ and MUMain/Resources/Windows/ subdirectories.
• Extensive Include Path Updates: Numerous source files and project configuration files (CMakeLists.txt, Main.vcxproj, Main.vcxproj.filters) have been updated to reflect the new, organized include paths for the relocated files.
• Minor Code Refinements: Small adjustments were made, including explicit type casting for window dimensions in Winmain.cpp and float literal corrections in stdafx.h, alongside minor comment updates in several UI-related files.

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Code Review

This pull request primarily focuses on restructuring the project's file organization by relocating common header files, resource files, and source files into a new MUMain subdirectory. Specifically, stdafx.h, resource.h, Winmain.h, and associated resource files like icon1.ico, icon2.ico, and resource.rc have been moved. The changes involve updating include paths across numerous .cpp files, modifying XSLT templates to reflect the new header locations, and updating CMakeLists.txt, Main.vcxproj, and Main.vcxproj.filters to correctly reference the relocated files. Additionally, minor code adjustments include adding static_cast<LONG> for WindowWidth and WindowHeight in Winmain.cpp, changing GLvoid to void for KillGLWindow in Winmain.h, and adding explicit float suffixes (.0f) to g_fScreenRate_x and g_fScreenRate_y in stdafx.h. The original stdafx.cpp was removed, and a new one was created in the MUMain directory. There were no specific review comments provided for these changes.

[sven-n]

Please resolve the conflicts