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changing moduleIndex of Classic Visualizer from 0 to 1 exposed this bug to me
Core.storeSettings() is no longer called as a side effect any time avp.core is imported. Thus the tests use a new `initCore` method and the normal user path now relies on entering via `cli.py`. This means certain toolkit functions (e.g., ones using `FFMPEG_BIN`) no longer work if imported from a different python script, unless they call Core.storeSettings() themselves to initialize the settings.ini file
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The fix to #92 created a new bug where creating a new project while unsaved changes exist in the currently loaded project would trigger an UnboundLocalError. Silly typo-adjacent error on my part.
settings.inifile for testsIf the tests pass in GitHub Actions then I'll merge this very soon as glitches in the project system prevent the app from launching (without a workaround like loading a different project).