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Add option to show & undo applied tweaks + more (#599)

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* Remove RemoveCommApps and RemoveW11Outlook presets. These are largely redundant. Use -RemoveApps parameter instead

* Add additional options to change the `All Apps` view in the start menu (Hide, Grid, Category, List)

* Add clean start menu backup validation to start menu restore function

* Resolve nested quoting bug in Run.bat when path has spaces, see #583

* Fix desync issue when toggling "Only Show Installed" checkbox too fast

* Fix: add missing keys in Sysprep/Undo regfiles for Disabling Recall and Windows Suggested content

* Fix 'Disable Animations' Sysprep settings not being set for new users

* Update README.md

* Update CONTRIBUTING.md
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@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ Win11Debloat/
│ ├── DefaultSettings.json # Default configuration preset
│ ├── Features.json # All features with metadata
│ └── LastUsedSettings.json # Last used configuration (generated during use)
├── Regfiles/ # Registry files for each feature
├── Regfiles/ # Registry files for all features
└── Schemas/ # XAML Schemas for GUI elements
```
@@ -98,16 +98,16 @@ Avoid these common mistakes when contributing:
1. **Forgetting Get.ps1**: When adding a new command-line parameter, contributors often remember to add it to `Win11Debloat.ps1` but forget to add the same parameter to `Scripts/Get.ps1`. Both files **must** have matching parameters.
2. **Missing Registry Files**: Always create an `Undo` registry file for reversibility, aswell as a `Sysprep` registry file for Sysprep mode.
2. **Missing Registry Files**: Always create an `Undo` registry file for reversibility, aswell as a `Sysprep` registry file for applying changes to other users and Sysprep mode.
3. **Incorrect Registry Hives for Sysprep**: Sysprep registry files apply changes to Windows' default user, registry keys in the `HKEY_CURRENT_USER` hive must use `hkey_users\default` instead. Ensure you update **all** registry keys in the file.
3. **Incorrect Registry Hives for Sysprep**: Sysprep registry files are meant to apply changes to a different user. Registry keys in the `HKEY_CURRENT_USER` hive must use `hkey_users\default` instead. Ensure you update **all** registry keys in the file.
4. **Wrong Registry File Location**:
- Main action files go in `Regfiles/`
- Undo files go in `Regfiles/Undo/`
- Sysprep files go in `Regfiles/Sysprep/`
Placing files in the wrong directory will cause the script to fail when trying to apply or undo changes.
Placing files in the wrong directory may cause the script to fail when trying to apply or undo changes.
6. **Not Testing Undo Functionality**: Always test that your undo registry file properly reverts all changes.
@@ -204,19 +204,20 @@ Add your feature to the `"Features"` array in `Config/Features.json`:
```
**Field Descriptions**:
- `FeatureId`: Unique identifier (must match parameter name in Win11Debloat.ps1 and Get.ps1)
- `Label`: Short description shown in the UI, written in a way to fit with the Action or UndoAction prefixed
- `ToolTip`: Detailed explanation of what the feature does, used for tooltips in the GUI
- `FeatureId`: Unique identifier, this must match parameter name in the Win11Debloat.ps1 and Get.ps1 files.
- `Label`: Short description shown in the UI and wiki documentation.
- `ToolTip`: Detailed explanation of what the feature does, used for tooltips in the GUI.
- `Category`: One of the predefined categories (see Categories array in Features.json), features without a category won't be loaded into the GUI.
- `Priority`: Optional. The priority value (int) is used to sort features within a category. If this field is omitted the feature will be sorted based on the order in the Features.json file.
- `Action`: Action word for the feature (e.g., "Disable", "Enable", "Hide", "Show")
- `RegistryKey`: Filename of the registry file to apply (in Regfiles/ directory) or null if feature does not require registry changes
- `ApplyText`: Message shown when applying the feature
- `UndoAction`: Action word for reverting (e.g., "Enable", "Show")
- `RegistryUndoKey`: Filename of the registry file to revert changes or null if feature does not require registry changes
- `RequiresReboot`: Optional boolean. Set to `true` if the feature requires a system reboot to take effect
- `MinVersion`: Minimum Windows build version (e.g., "22000") or null
- `MaxVersion`: Maximum Windows version or null
- `RegistryKey`: Filename of the registry file to apply (in Regfiles/ directory) or null if feature does not require registry changes.
- `ApplyText`: Message shown when applying the feature.
- `UndoLabel`: Short description for the undo shown in the UI.
- `ApplyUndoText`: Message shown when undoing the feature.
- `RegistryUndoKey`: Filename of the registry file to revert changes or null if feature does not require registry changes.
- `RequiresReboot`: Optional boolean. Set to `true` if the feature requires a system reboot to take effect.
- `DisableWhenApplied`: Optional boolean. Set to `true` if the feature has no supported undo method.
- `MinVersion`: Minimum Windows build version (e.g., "22000") or null.
- `MaxVersion`: Maximum Windows version or null.
#### 3. Add Command-Line Parameter