Add new Different Project menu item/tool #1334
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This will display the Startup Dialog which effectively combines New, Open, Recent and Import.
Functionally, this doesn't matter, but it's a more normal coding practice to have all header files at the top of the source file.
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Add new Different Project menu item/tool
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This PR adds a new
Different Projectmenu item (first item under the File menu) and replaces the New and Open toolbar tools with a single Different Project tool. The Different Project command launches the Startup Dialog, giving the user access to New, Open, Recent and Import project options.This also slightly changes where the Startup Dialog appears when wxUiEditor is first loaded -- instead of being centered vertically on the screen, it's now moved up so that 1/3 of the remaining desktop space is above it instead of 1/2.