Download LOOT 0.26.0

Added
- Support for TES IV: Oblivion Remastered.
- Oblivion Remastered uses a similar load order system to Skyrim (not Skyrim Special Edition), so LOOT will similarly read and write a loadorder.txt in the same directory as Plugins.txt.
- Like OpenMW, Oblivion Remastered does not force master plugins to load before other plugins: all plugins are treated as non-masters.
- The tables in the plugin metadata editor's Load After, Requirements and Incompatibilities tabs have gained a Constraint column as part of supporting v0.26 of the metadata syntax.
Fixed
- Plugin validity checks did not consider filter patches' embedded Bash Tags, so LOOT would incorrectly display errors about missing masters for them.
- A crash could occur when creating a game handle for an OpenMW install that does not define any user config paths. An error now occurs instead. Via libloot.
- The description_contains() metadata condition function did not read the description field of OpenMW plugins. Via libloot.
Changed
- Official LOOT releases now require the MSVC 2022 redistributable, which LOOT's installer will automatically download and install if necessary.
- Skyrim VR and Fallout 4 VR now default to the same masterlist sources as Skyrim SE and Fallout 4 respectively, as their masterlists have been merged.
- LOOT now supports v0.26 of the metadata syntax.
- Updated fmt to v11.1.14.
- Updated libloot to v0.26.1.
- Updated Qt to v6.9.0.
- Updated spdlog to v1.15.2.
- Updated ValveFileVDF to v1.1.1.
- Updated the Bulgarian translation.
- Updated the German translation.
- Updated the Portuguese translation.
- Updated the Russian translation.
Removed
- File metadata display names are no longer quoted in messages.
- Paths in condition strings are no longer restricted to staying within the directory tree that starts one level above the game’s main plugins directory (usually the Data directory). Via libloot.
- The audio permission from LOOT's Flatpak manifest, as it was unused.