Add UUID handling support - #41
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| AfterGroup = parent, | ||
| AfterGroupUuid = parentUuid | ||
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| AfterGroup = parent, | ||
| AfterGroupUuid = parentUuid | ||
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Uses UUID-keyed dictionaries instead of object references for timing data backup/restore across BPM changes. Merges with existing BPMTapper feature.
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A supposedly breaking change, as it also changes the chart file format
UUID is seeded through metadata with salts, bounded to uint32
This should allow more robust implementation and some hard bug fixes where object references across serialisation becomes fragile