Other changes include:
* GameCardTab: moved const strings to gamecard.c for easier maintenance.
* Codebase: reworked tab classes to make them use the wrappers provided by RootView instead of passing task object pointers.
* Updated borealis fork (refer to https://github.com/DarkMatterCore/borealis/commits/nxdumptool-legacy).
* Updated NcaKeyGeneration enum.
* Commented out title task notification.
* Remove unnecessary instant view invalidations.
* NS application records are now retrieved using a loop.
* Fixed text alignment issues in RootView.
* Slightly improved gamecard notifications.
* Both gamecard header and decrypted CardInfo area are now retrieved upon gamecard insertion. LAFW version is checked against the CardInfo LAFW version right afterwards.
* Expanded GameCardStatus enum to add NoGameCardPatchEnabled and LotusAsicFirmwareUpdateRequired values.
* Updated utilsReplaceIllegalCharacters() to perform replacements on a per-codepoint basis, which means that invalid multibyte UTF-8 codepoints can now be replaced with a single ASCII underscore.
* Updated utilsGeneratePath() to truncate path elements that exceed 255 UTF-8 codepoints (safe limit for FAT and NTFS filesystems).
* Heavily simplified core logic in title functions by using newly defined TitleStorage elements (which hold the NCM database/storage handles, a TitleInfo array and a title counter) instead of the old, global index-based methods.
* Simplified background gamecard title thread logic by always returning duplicated TitleInfo data to the user.
* Update title API to account for the previously mentioned changes, including functions to free duplicated title data.
* Fallback gamecard filename string now also holds the gamecard package ID whenever possible.
* Implemented HDCP patching for Control NCAs.
* Added custom key sources to derive CardInfo keys at runtime using SPL.
* Implemented CardInfo area decryption.
* Implemented LAFW blob lookup in FS .data segment to retrieve the current LAFW version.
P.S.: still need to move around code to perform the LAFW version check at the places we need. But the current code is good enough for a test.
