Added a dialog for extracting archives

[d2dyno1]

Resolved / Related Issues

• Part of Feature: Improve support for compressing and decompressing archives #45

Details of Changes
This PR adds decompressing feature with progress report and ability to cancel the operation. The performance is comparable to winrar.

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How did you test these changes?

• Built and ran the app

[cinqmilleans]

Try the library SevenZip to compare.

[gave92]

If the slowness is due to storagefile operations I guess we could either:

1. Use CreateFileFromApp/WriteFile etc in UWP instead of storagefile methods
2. Unzip using the fulltrust process and send progress back
3. Unzip in the app's local folder (where you can use System.IO.File.Create() etc) and then move the final directory to the destination (fast if destination is on the same drive)

[d2dyno1]

Wow, thanks a lot @gave92! I settled on the first option but used only a hFile handle to create a FileStream

[yaira2]

Unzip in the app's local folder (where you can use System.IO.File.Create() etc) and then move the final directory to the destination (fast if destination is on the same drive)

@gave92 this is what we originally did, but we decided to remove the feature until we were able to implement a proper version.

[d2dyno1]

Unzip in the app's local folder (where you can use System.IO.File.Create() etc) and then move the final directory to the destination (fast if destination is on the same drive)

@gave92 this is what we originally did, but we decided to remove the feature until we were able to implement a proper version.

@yaichenbaum This PR has "the proper" version. Also, could you suggest some design ideas regarding the dialog?

[yaira2]

@d2dyno1 This is a quick mockup for the locations of the different options.

[d2dyno1]

@yaichenbaum What does this option do?

[yaira2]

@yaichenbaum What does this option do?

It will open the folder with the extracted items.

[esibruti]

@d2dyno1 , I remembered one thing: there are cases that the zip file can contain a password. Currently, Windows File Explorer does not detect this, but this feature in the zip file decompressor would be interesting, if possible.

[yaira2]

LGTM