Improve dependency notifications

[profole]

The Situation:

In current unstable, whenever you have a mod enabled the game checks the dependencies that mod lists on the steam workshop.
If a dependency is missing, you get a popup window alerting you of this and giving you the option to subscribe to the mod.

The Problem(s):

1. Players who purposefully not have a dependency installed for whatever reason get also hit with this popup
2. You have to dismiss the popups individually and every time you apply the modlist, which is extremely annoying
3. Using steam workshop dependencies is probably not very flexible on the technical side and rather unexpected, as most other things can be set from in-game menus
4. There could be a mod with an extremely extensive list of dependencies, which clicking the subscribe for individually would be a huge waste of time
5. Most Lua/Cs mods have the LuaForBarotrauma and CsForBarotrauma mods as dependencies, however do not actually need them enabled in the modlist

The (Proposed) Solution(s):

• Add a switch to the modding interface to disable dependency warnings (fixes issue 1, 2 and 5)
• Add a switch to the popup to not alert about a specific mod in the future (fixes issue 1, 2 and 5)
• Add a button to the popup to immediately dismiss all dependency warnings (fixes issue 1, 2 and 5)
• Add a button to immediately subscribe to all/enable all missing dependencies (fixes issue 4)
• Let dependencies be set from the in-game mod uploading menu and in the filelist.xml or a new dependencies.xml file or something (fixes issue 3)

The Hopes And Dreams:

All of this only applies to if we get dependencies in an .xml file or similar:

• Allow us to specify other mods that if they are enabled, an alert/popup is also send (about conflicts/compatibility, suggest downloading a patch mod to make the other ones work together)
• Allow us to specify other mods that if they are not enabled in a specific load order (mod A specifies mod B should be below, is enabled above), an alert/popup is also send (about how another load order is suggested so there might be compatibility issues, suggest that load order and a button to move mod B directly below mod A automatically)

[Regalis11]

Thank you for the feedback! I assumed that the dependency feature on Steam would be used to list mods you must have enabled for the mod to work, and that it wouldn't be common to play without the dependencies. But seems like that was an incorrect assumption, so I'll have another look at this.

[evilfactory]

Please do make it so you have to define the dependencies in the filelist.xml, instead of retrieving it from steam. Many modders add dependencies in their steam page as recommended mods but that are not required.