Add platform-specific DETOUR macros#21
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…ndows) This PR introduces a new macro, DETOUR_CUSTOM_STATIC2, to unify detour declarations across different platforms and Source Engine versions, improving code readability. - Linux i386 (TF2) → uses __attribute__((regparm(2))) - Windows (CSGO) → uses __fastcall - All other platforms → falls back to standard DETOUR_DECL_STATIC2 By consolidating detour declarations into a single macro, code is easier to read, maintain, and less error-prone across different platforms and ABIs.
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This PR introduces a new macro, DETOUR_CUSTOM_STATIC2, to unify detour declarations
across different platforms and Source Engine versions, improving code readability.
By consolidating detour declarations into a single macro, code is easier to read,
maintain, and less error-prone across different platforms and ABIs.