- Faster resolution of existing/missing depenendencies upon initial
  installation of collection
- Download queue is now processed every 500 msec and will inform the
  user of free/occupied download slots
- Slow workers (no data reception in the last 5 ticks will get restarted)
- Temporary errors such as EIO, ETIMEDOUT, etc will attempt to resume
  upon failure

Previously restarting a download had the potential of sending an
additional api request, trying to resolve the url of a mod

less state manipulation, less overhead

- Improved slow worker restart functionality
- Better error handling
- Now prioritizing single chunk downloads over multi-chunk

- Also removed the "moved to x" notification (added debug log calls)

Also reduced download speed and update event debouncers for better user
feedback on download progress

- Also added cache to avoid duplicate requests

- added proper installation queuing separate from download functionality
- better installation tracking to allow for concurrent installations
- now properly supports multiple concurrent installations
- removed pointless dummy installation queueing

- only keep printable ASCII characters
- truncated error meessage just in case
- pre-computing hex conversion to avoid potential issues during error
  creation

Please note: the actual issue we want to fix is the LOOT process failing
to start, but the error reports are incomplete due to the crash pad and
we therefore cannot debug/check why the process dies.

We should be able to get the actual error message in future releases.

fixes #18251
fixes #18250

fixes #18252

fixes #18288

fixes #18280

fixes #18283

fixes #18262

fixed potential race condition if update is running but mod was removed

added error details sanitization to prevent crashpad issues

fixed nullish checks in mod reference match tests

…ise-chain

fixed inconsistent promise chain potentially raising TypeError

fixed logging attempt of potentially nullish dependency reference

fixed crash if category data is corrupted

…on-download

fixed downloads creating folders based on domain rather than internal id