This also avoids annoying "ERROR: No function found in ..." beging
printed by afvj when right-clicking anywhere outside a function.
The heuristics in functionIn() also have been adjusted to prefer the
function that has its entrypoint at the given addr, if there is any.
With KF5.92 headers KSyntaxHighlighting/{header}.h copied to KSyntaxHighlighting/ksyntaxhighlighting/{header}.h. Headers KSyntaxHighlighting/{Header} now include ksyntaxhighlighting/{header}.h instead of {header}.h. Than on some distros like ArchLinux headers KSyntaxHighlighting/{header}.h removed, because it copies of KSyntaxHighlighting/ksyntaxhighlighting/{header}.h and because KSyntaxHighlighting/{Header} now include ksyntaxhighlighting/{header}.h.
This also introduces a slight behavioral change: Previously, only the
core file with the "raised" io desc was checked, which is RzIO.desc. But
that member is deprecated for good reasons, so now we just check if
there is any core file whose primary fd has write enabled.
The views showing this info have been removed in the past, so it was
unused. This also fixes some errors with latest rizin where
zero-argument f does not exist anymore (it's now fl).
API usage has been adjusted.
There are now also cmake config files directly installed by Rizin itself, so we don't need to keep a custom FindRizin.cmake file in Cutter. This remove that file and just uses `find_package(Rizin COMPONENTS Core)`, which will use the cmake files installed on the system.
* Convert `iCj` call to the API
* Convert `icj` call to the API
* Convert `iij` call to the API
* Convert `iej` call to the API
* Convert `CClj` call to the API
* Convert `iEj` call to the API
* Convert 'ihj' call to the API
* Convert 'iSSj' call to the API
* Download and install sigdb option and disable swift demangler when libswift is installed
* Remove dir.prefix and use rz_core_analysis_sigdb_list for sigdb
* Use a different color for flirts
* Updated to rizin dev
* Use rz_path_set_prefix to set the prefix path on OSX bundle
This fixes the dialog being placed weirdly when using the 'Y' shortcut
because it was parented to the DisassemblyContextMenu, which itself
might not be shown at all.
