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Added Chinese Translation. Thank you Juijote!
Now supports Manifest.xml files and will use Manifest.xml before ModSync.xml or Version.xml (the latter two being the fall backs)
One additional feature of using non-Steam mods could be for mod authors to release updates to players willing to beta-test new features or fixes, before comiting them to Steam.
Indeed, Steam has that despicable habit to force mod updates on every user, no matter their preferences, game version or current mod list.
Actually if you have an example custom gitlab uri that should work for me to test against