* recording: Resolve hang when opening PAD plugin with the game paused
* pcsx2-gui: Forbid editing the PAD settings while emulation is paused by recording tools
* pcsx2-gui: Resume emulation before configuring PAD plugin, resume on return
* The emulator version was hard-coded to PCSX2-1.5.X which is no longer accurate, it is no longer hard-coded and will use the correct version number the same way it is calculated to display in the window title.
* When creating a recording, the game name is preferred over the ISO name. This is determined via the GameDB. When playing back the recording, a simple check occurs to see if the game running is the same one that was used to make the recording. On the playback side, it always only checked with the ISO filename.
* git: Ignore uncaught linux build artifacts
* onepad-legacy: Return legitimate key event on `PADkeyEvent` call
Onepad-legacy was the plugin that was building and being used on my linux environment. I'm not sure if t hat's expected and normal 'onepad' has yet to take over.
* onepad: Return legitimate key event on `PADkeyEvent` call
* recording: Remove unnecessary `PadKeyDispatch(ev)` wrapping func
* recording: Cleanup key event handling when GSFrame CoreThread is paused
* recording: Refactor recording status check to be more explicit
* recording: Define additional key bindings for capitalized varient
Despite the advice of the docstrings in these files, on linux this seems to be required for the bindings to consistently fire.
* onepad: Declare `AnalyzeKeyEvent` not static
* recording: Ensure file extension is appended to recording file on linux
* recording: Correct typo in comment
* recording: Better wording around linux keybinding handling
* Remove unneeded `extern`
Tyler Wilding