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This adds the option when you click on an image in a message and you can save it to your PC. It also will make sure to not give an error if the file already exists, and will remove invalid characters windows doesn't like as file names...
I had AI help with some of it. But I think I got it to only be the stuff that is needed for this feature to be added.
I havn't tested it on Android as I don't have the SDK installed. But hopefully it works?
There is also code in there that suppose to let you save the image from chat directly into your Resonite inventory, but I couldn't figure out how to trigger it, so feel free if I'm overlooking something on how to get that to work.