[WIP] Mod Manager

[Fluffy (l2032)]

I've been working on a more flexible mod config screen, and I'd like your feedback!

The current version is rough, and not all functionality is implemented. Here's what it does;
- Two side-by-side lists of mods, available and active
- search (filter) both lists (with an option to highlight matches (vanilla way, default for active), or only show matches (more useful for large lists, default for avaiable)).
- drag and drop activate and reorder
- keyboard navigation (tab switches between filters and lists, arrows select mods, enter activates/deactives - there is currently no way to reorder)
- deals with multiple versions of the same mod (click the little icons to switch between versions).
- create local copies of steam mods (icon in bottom right)
- delete local mods

What I plan to implement;
- finetune/expand keyboard navigation
- create/load modlists
- mass create local copies of all steam mods in your mod list
- ModSync integration (either modsync itself, or a similar approach)

Current issues;
Translation strings are not yet set, so you'll see weird (but readable) characters, much shorter tooltips, etc.

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[Kobra]

Ты молодец! Так держать!!!

[rawrfisher]

Any ETA on the trasnlation strings?
Also how do I load saved copies I just rebooted to apply and it reverted back to my first saved list -_-

[XeoNovaDan]

Keeping an eye on this one for sure! Been using ModSwitch for a fair while, and this has potential to be a viable replacement.

[Kirby23590]

Looks interesting.

This will be a nice tool to use for managing your mods. This mod has alot of potential.

[rawrfisher]

I know I'm annoying but I have a suggestion for your mod manager.

Maybe have it highlight active mods in yellow if they depend on a mod that is not currently in the active list.
Probably a lot of work but would help people track down mods that will cause errors if loaded

[Kiame]

Feel free to take any code you want from ModSync RW if it seems to fit 

[bigheadzach]

I'm excited that this eventually could resemble a Rimworld-specific version of package management a-la npm / Composer that can even interface with Steam.