call ConfigurationLoadEvent after the configuration is loaded on start#2897
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I'm happy with this as-is. Realistically we need to redo the startup lifecycle in WE8 as it doesn't currently match MC super well, but doing it this way at least is tying configuration load directly to the config.load call, which is better than what we had before.
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fixes #2895
the cause of the problem is that ConfigurationLoadEvent is called before the config is actually loaded, i have added debug logging to visualize this: https://cpaste.de/figewenuhe.sql - the paths from the config were never set in the SchematicsManager (and also in the SessionManager).