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…and move operations And fixed the Windows initial freeze
... and virtual directories, compatible with all the other stores
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This pull request introduces several improvements and new features to the mail handling modules, expands Linux packaging options, and updates dependencies. The most significant changes are the introduction of new IMAP mailbox management functionality, new mail node types, and enhancements to the Linux build configuration.
Mail and IMAP functionality improvements
imap.rs: AddedImapSessionCachewith methods for mailbox creation and existence checks, and updated session retrieval logic to useto_sessionandto_session_cachemethods, improving caching and code clarity. [1] [2] [3] [4]mail/imap/inbox/mail.rs: IntroducedToMailReferenceNodeand registered new nodes for draft creation, mail moving, deletion, marking as seen, and copying, expanding mail processing capabilities. [1] [2] [3]User experience enhancements
Linux build and packaging
libmtmd.soin the Linux build manifest, improving deployment flexibility. [1] [2]Dependency updates
base64crate to severalCargo.tomlfiles, preparing for future encoding/decoding needs in mail and catalog packages. [1] [2]UI consistency
Let me know if you'd like a deeper dive into any of these areas!