In this PR, I have added the `mai2` touch and `led15070` hooks to provide an example for handling custom peripherals. This change allows users to implement the touch and `led15070` logic by writing appropriate `mai2io` scripts.
#### **Touch Hook**:
- The touch hook simulates touch points based on keyboard combinations. For example, to trigger the A1 touch point, the user must press the A and 1 keys on the keyboard. Input for the 1p requires Caps Lock to be off, while 2p requires Caps Lock to be on.
- The hook allows for independent control of whether device simulation is enabled for "1p" and "2p" and whether keyboard input mapping is enabled.
- **Note**: The current touch hook is not yet functional as it requires modifications to the `capnhook` for proper completion of the `sinmai` hook.
#### **LED15070 Hook**:
- This hook implements basic device simulation. Peripherals requiring lighting data should complete the logic as needed.
- **Note**: The LED data refresh can flood the console logs, so I’ve added a `DEBUG` flag to control whether the debug logging is enabled or not.
#### **Other Changes**:
- In certain versions of `sinmai`, key inputs for 1p and 2p can be directly read from the keyboard without requiring simulation via the `amdaemon io4` hook. I’ve added a switch to control this behavior to prevent redundant input.
- **Benefit**: This ensures that key input is only read when `sinmai` is in the foreground.
If you'd like to learn more about the touch and `led15070` features, my research findings are available here:
[Mai2Touch](https://github.com/Sucareto/Mai2Touch)
Co-authored-by: Sucareto <28331534+Sucareto@users.noreply.github.com>
Reviewed-on: TeamTofuShop/segatools#55
Co-authored-by: Mahuyo <mahuyo@noreply.gitea.tendokyu.moe>
Co-committed-by: Mahuyo <mahuyo@noreply.gitea.tendokyu.moe>
[UnityDoorstop](https://github.com/NeighTools/UnityDoorstop) is a tool to execute managed code (.NET DLLs) before Unity does, useful for modding frameworks such as BepInEx.
This PR integrates parts of its code into segatools, so loading BepInEx is as simple as adding 2 lines to `segatools.ini`:
```ini
[unity]
targetAssembly=BepInEx\core\BepInEx.Preloader.dll
```
This PR also factors out the Unity path redirection hooks to its own module.
Reviewed-on: Dniel97/segatools#11
Co-authored-by: beerpsi <beerpsi@duck.com>
Co-committed-by: beerpsi <beerpsi@duck.com>
