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Build # 30733303498

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Committed by endoze

Commit Message

feat!: manage mods through the shared thunderstore-engine crate

The Thunderstore client, dependency resolver, manifest parsing, and zip
installer were all inlined here despite none of it being vmm-specific.
Moving that core into a `thunderstore-engine` crate leaves the binary a
thin frontend and lets the engine be tested and reused on its own.

The engine records what it installs in an r2modman-compatible
`mods.yml`, which is what makes exact uninstalls, disabling in place,
named profiles, launching, and export/import possible at all. It also
places files by the loader's install rules against the game root, so
`install_dir` no longer describes where mods go and `mod_list` is no
longer the record. Both are kept only so existing configs still parse;
vmm detects them and prints migration guidance rather than installing
into the wrong place.

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