Tear out most of the legacy code in the scenario editor - see below for details

- All Carbon code is gone
- Many dialogs converted; some are still left unimplemented since they still need to be converted
- Menus converted to a xib file
- The giant arrays specifying the configuration of the special node dialog for each special node type have been replaced with maps and sets.

Changes to dialogs:
- pict choice dialog can now show picts of differing types; this was required for picking a monster graphic, as monsters of all sizes need to be shown in the same dialog
- string choice dialog can set the title, and properly shows the currently selected string
- LEDs now accept font format
- Fixed LED group's calculation of its rect
- Fixed LED group crashing if it has no selection
- Tabbing between text fields now works
- Fix display of larger monster graphics in dialogs
- Fix the script element content showing in the browser preview

rsrc/dialogs/help-distributing.xml

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+<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' standalone='no'?>
+<?xml-stylesheet href="dialog.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>
+<dialog defbtn='okay'>
+	<!--
+	 TODO: This dialog contains out-of-date information
+	 -->
+	<button name='okay' type='regular' top='284' left='403'>OK</button>
+	<pict type='dlog' num='16' top='6' left='6'/>
+	<text top='22' left='50' width='413' height='56'>
+		When you’ve completed your scenario, you probably want to give other people the chance to play through it.
+		It’s a big kick letting other people run around in your own fantasy world, get stuck at your puzzles, and kill your creations.
+	</text>
+	<text top='79' left='50' width='414' height='54'>
+		The easiest way to release a scenario is to send it over to Spiderweb Software.
+		Go to www.spidweb.com.
+		There’s a scenario upload area there.
+		Alternately, mail it to us on disk (PO Box 85659, Seattle, WA 98145).
+	</text>
+	<text top='134' left='50' width='412' height='40'>
+		Before you send a scenario, however, be sure to read the License Agreement (in the file Blades of Exile License).
+		It says a lot of big no-no’s and describes your (and our) rights for your scenario.
+	</text>
+	<text top='175' left='50' width='418' height='54'>
+		Also look for information on the Blades of Exile Scenario Contest.
+		Your scenario, if really good, could win you products or a hefty chunk of money.
+		If you think your scenario is good enough, be sure to send it in!
+	</text>
+	<text top='230' left='50' width='418' height='52'>
+		Finally, if your scenario is really, really good, we might like to sell it as a stand-alone.
+		If we’re interested, you can actually make money from your work!
+		To take a shot at this, just send us your scenario before releasing it.
+	</text>
+	<text top='4' left='50' width='312' height='16'>BLADES OF EXILE - DISTRIBUTING YOUR SCENARIO</text>
+</dialog>