Let json api Implement public api interface for consistent api functions

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Let JsonRPCPublicAPI: IPublicAPI for consistent api functions as PublicAPIInstance.

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Flow.Launcher.Core/Plugin/JsonRPCV2Models/JsonRPCPublicAPI.cs

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The pull request modifies the JsonRPCPublicAPI class in the Flow Launcher Core to implement the IPublicAPI interface, thereby expanding its functionality. It introduces several new methods for managing global keyboard callbacks, settings, URL handling, game modes, and query management. Additionally, a new event for visibility changes is added, and the _api field is made readonly. These updates enhance the API's capability for plugin interactions.

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Flow.Launcher.Core/Plugin/JsonRPCV2Models/JsonRPCPublicAPI.cs

- Implemented IPublicAPI interface - Added readonly modifier to _api field - Introduced multiple new methods for system interactions: ReloadAllPluginData, RegisterGlobalKeyboardCallback, RemoveGlobalKeyboardCallback, LogException, LoadSettingJsonStorage, SaveSettingJsonStorage, OpenUrl, OpenAppUri, ToggleGameMode, SetGameMode, IsGameModeOn, ReQuery, BackToQueryResults, ShowMsgBox - Added VisibilityChanged event - Reformatted HttpDownloadAsync method

Possibly related PRs

• Add new public api function BackToQueryResults for chaning the query list back to query results list #3087: The BackToQueryResults method added in this PR directly relates to the new BackToQueryResults method introduced in the main PR's JsonRPCPublicAPI class, indicating a shared functionality for navigating back to query results.

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🐰 In the code, a rabbit hops,
New methods bloom, the old ones stop.
With callbacks and settings, the API grows,
Flow Launcher’s magic, everyone knows!
Hooray for changes, let the plugins play! 🚀

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Flow.Launcher.Core/Plugin/JsonRPCV2Models/JsonRPCPublicAPI.cs (3)

14-16: LGTM! Good use of readonly and Decorator pattern

The implementation of IPublicAPI and use of readonly for the decorated instance follows best practices for immutability and the Decorator pattern.

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202-205: LGTM! Consistent handling of inPrivate parameter

The Uri overload correctly handles the inPrivate parameter, maintaining consistency with the string overload.

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91-95: LGTM! Well-structured API extensions

The new methods and event are well-organized, maintain consistency with the existing API, and properly delegate to the underlying implementation. Good use of default parameters and consistent parameter naming.

Also applies to: 122-130, 182-185, 187-195, 222-235, 237-245, 247-250

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Actionable comments posted: 2

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Flow.Launcher.Core/Plugin/JsonRPCV2Models/JsonRPCPublicAPI.cs (1)

Line range hint 14-250: Consider enhancing API documentation and validation

While the implementation is generally solid, consider these architectural improvements:

1. Add XML documentation for all public methods to help API consumers
2. Consider adding parameter validation before delegating to the underlying API
3. Consider implementing IDisposable if the underlying _api instance requires cleanup

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Flow.Launcher.Core/Plugin/JsonRPCV2Models/JsonRPCPublicAPI.cs (2)

14-16: Well-structured implementation of the decorator pattern!

Good use of the readonly modifier for the _api field, ensuring immutability of the reference.

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91-95: Clean event implementation following .NET best practices!

The event accessors correctly delegate to the underlying API instance while maintaining thread safety.

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