Clean up the repository

[zmberber]

I am trying not to be too harsh.

This repository is very badly organized. Not just are there a bunch of assets in the git history (including deleted stuff), but also every release has a TSH.exe in the git history. This is not just bad practice and unnecessary and unhelpful due to binaries having basically unusable change histories, but it bloats up the whole repository. Cloning the repository takes 10 minutes and takes up 5GB compressed and 50GB uncompressed!

This is highly impractical for developing and releasing. I would highly recommend and greatly appreciate squashing the history without assets, or at least without TSH.exe, and include them as proper assets in a GitHub release.

[skpeter]

well this truly could be worded in a way that wasn't harsh, but you make a very good point

[TwilCynder]

Yeah, honestly I think the best solution would be to start a new repo from scratch without ever committing TSH.exe, characters.json and similar files, etc.
Basically it would require making a whole new build system (that works with github releases system, to build the exe only for releases), finding a way to test the exe locally in a way that's reproducible, and probably slight changes to the way TSH handle assets

I know it would feel weird to make a new repo when there's already a "new" one over at TournamentStreamHelper/TournamentStreamHelper, it would makes things VERY confusing, but this versio of TSH is still de facto the main one and the 20 minutes long git clone and constant merge issues with the exe and build files are real issue that would feel really good to not have