Add Windows Steam discovery toggle and per-game runtime option#40
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- Added a global toggle 'Discover installed games from Windows Steam' in LauncherConfig. - Implemented multi-root game discovery in `scan_installed_app_info`, including the master Windows Steam prefix when enabled. - Introduced `SteamRuntimePolicy` tri-state (Auto, Enabled, Disabled) for per-game Steam runtime control. - Updated `WineTkgRunner` and `steam_wineprefix_for_game` to respect the new runtime policy while maintaining backward compatibility. - Added structured diagnostics to track Steam runtime policy, source, and discovery status in launch summaries. - Updated UI with the new global discovery toggle and per-game runtime policy selector. Co-authored-by: weter11 <14630689+weter11@users.noreply.github.com>
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- Removed all hardcoded checks for AppID 209000 (Batman: Arkham Origins) in launch logic. - The `SteamRuntimePolicy` tri-state now fully controls runtime usage for all games. - Updated `WineTkgRunner`, `steam_wineprefix_for_game`, and UI to eliminate title-specific overrides. - Maintained backward compatibility with the legacy `use_steam_runtime` flag when policy is set to `Auto`. Co-authored-by: weter11 <14630689+weter11@users.noreply.github.com>
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This change adds user-facing controls for Windows Steam integration. It includes a global launcher setting to toggle game discovery from the Windows Steam prefix and a per-game setting to control the Windows Steam runtime usage using a tri-state policy (Auto, Enabled, Disabled). The launch logic was updated to respect these settings, ensuring that games requiring the official Steam client (like Batman: Arkham Origins) continue to work while providing users with more flexibility. Diagnostics were also enhanced to provide transparency into how the Steam runtime state was resolved for each launch.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 12388189810941309764 started by @weter11