Adding progress tracking for files and directories

[modz2014]

This pull request introduces progress tracking for both files and directories during operations.

Added UpdateProgress(_files.Count, _files.Count + _dirs.Count); to update progress during operations.
Ensured accurate progress calculation for both files and directories.

The addition of progress tracking enhances user experience by providing real-time feedback during operations. Users will now have better visibility into the progress of file and directory operations, improving overall usability and user satisfaction.

[LTRData]

Thanks for your pull request!

Just a question, what is your idea behind "currentProgress" and "totalItems"? From what I can see, they are both values representing current progress, but the first is number of files and the other one is number of files + number of directories?

[modz2014]

users can get a more detailed view of the progress of the operation. For instance, if "currentProgress" is 50 and "totalItems" is 100

[LTRData]

Okay. To make things more clear and easy to understand, I think I'll rename them "totalFiles" and "totalItems" instead. Otherwise it might be mistaken as referring to current number of items and total number of items about to be added to the file system.

[LTRData]

Or maybe "currentFilesCount" and "currentItemsCount". That should make it clear.

[modz2014]

yes that would work

[modz2014]

@LTRData does this one help now hoepfully

[LTRData]

I changed it a bit a introduced a more generic event for progress updates in base interface IFileSystemBuilder.
e01584d

Merged into main branch now.

[modz2014]

should i close this now since you didn't merge this

[LTRData]

should i close this now since you didn't merge this

Yes, we can close this.
Referring to this one instead: #11

[modz2014]

ok alo increasing the speed as well I have done this but I'm sure there is a better way