Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the ProxiFyre application by transforming it from a headless Windows service into a user-friendly Windows Forms application. This change provides a visible system tray icon and a real-time log window, greatly improving user interaction and monitoring capabilities. Beyond the UI, a major new feature has been implemented: per-process IP range filtering. This allows users to define specific CIDR blocks for each proxied application, enabling precise control over which network traffic is routed through the SOCKS5 proxy and which is allowed to bypass it. The underlying proxy logic has been refactored into a dedicated service class, and the C++/CLI layer was updated to support these new IP range policies.

Highlights

• UI Transformation: The application has been converted from a background Windows service (using Topshelf) to a Windows Forms application, featuring a system tray icon and a real-time log display.
• Per-Process IP Range Filtering: A new feature has been introduced allowing the specification of IP ranges (CIDR blocks) for individual processes, providing granular control over which network destinations are proxied.
• Core Logic Refactoring: The main proxy service logic has been extracted into a dedicated ProxiFyreService class, enhancing modularity and separation of concerns within the application.
• Enhanced Logging: The NLog configuration has been updated for improved file logging, and console output is now mirrored to the new user interface for real-time monitoring.
• C++/CLI and Native C++ Updates: The underlying socksify library was extended to support the new destination IP range inclusion/exclusion policies, exposed through new C++/CLI methods.