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[Windows] Remove empty stubs#503

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the Windows Visual Studio project metadata to stop compiling a set of proxy stub translation units that are being removed as “empty stubs”.

Changes:

  • Removed five proxystubs\ProxyStubs_*.cpp entries from interfaces/Interfaces.vcxproj.
  • Removed the same five entries from interfaces/Interfaces.vcxproj.filters to keep Solution Explorer in sync.

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File Description
interfaces/Interfaces.vcxproj Drops compilation of specific proxy stub .cpp files from the VS build.
interfaces/Interfaces.vcxproj.filters Removes the same proxy stub entries from the VS filters list to match the project file.

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@MFransen69 MFransen69 merged commit 523d3e6 into master Jun 18, 2026
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