Add tray icon mouse wheel performance mode cycling - #5661
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Summary
Adds a convenient shortcut for changing performance modes from the system tray.
When the cursor is over the G-Helper tray icon, scrolling the mouse wheel cycles the current performance mode without opening the main window or context menu:
This uses the existing
ModeControl.CyclePerformanceMode()path, preserving the current mode cycling, toast, and delay behavior.Details
Since WinForms
NotifyIcondoes not provide aMouseWheelevent, this PR adds a small tray wheel handler that listens for mouse wheel messages and only handles them when the cursor is over the G-Helper tray icon.The handler resolves the tray icon bounds via
Shell_NotifyIconGetRect, with a fallback based on the lastNotifyIcon.MouseMoveposition.The hook is disposed during application exit.
Testing
dotnet build app/GHelper.sln -c Release -p:Platform=x64 -p:GITHUB_ACTIONS=true