Source Defaults 1.2.0

- Raised minimum OBS version to 31.1.1, supports OBS 32
- Copies "crop to bounds" in the Transform properties of scene items
- Support drag-and-drop image and text sources (such as when you drop an image into OBS)

Note: In OBS 32.0.1 (tested on windows), resizing sources that don't currently have a video doesn't seem to work, like image sources that don't have an image selected, which might be an issue with setting up the size of the Default sources. Other ways of resizing it works, like right-clicking the source > Transform > Edit Transform, or the other options in the Transform menu. You can also temporarily select an image in the default image source, resize to what you want, then click the Defaults button in the Properties of the Default source.

Add source name prefix by @CodeYan01 in https://github.com/CodeYan01/source-defaults/pull/5

• This adds a prefix to sources of the same type, which can help to sort sources, especially when you have to choose from a dropdown of sources. Note that source name settings will only be applied after the source is actually created.
• Thanks to @JoqniX from the OBS Discord Server for this suggestion!
• OBS 29.1 beta versions currently have a bug that causes this feature to crash OBS. It will likely be fixed in an upcoming 29.1 version

Transform, Show/Hide (Visibility), and Show/Hide Transitions can now be copied!
Note that to be able to copy these scene item settings, you need to select the scene that contains the default source (the source that has the Source Defaults filter).

Fix not applying source defaults on media sources created by dragging-and-dropping videos onto OBS