Create non-coroutine getChecksum version #14
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…rvice Introduced alternative versions of integrity verification methods using async/await pattern instead of coroutines: - GetApiDataAsync: Replaces GetApiData with Task-based async - GetChecksumAsync: Replaces GetChecksum with Task-based async - VerifyDllAsync: Replaces VerifyDll with Task-based async - VerifyGLModAsync: Replaces VerifyGLMod with Task-based async Benefits: - More modern C# async pattern - Better error handling with try/catch - No callback-based code - Easier to compose and test - All methods return Task with result instead of using callbacks Original coroutine-based methods are preserved for backward compatibility.
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…rvice
Introduced alternative versions of integrity verification methods using async/await pattern instead of coroutines:
Benefits:
Original coroutine-based methods are preserved for backward compatibility.