fix(developer): test that MRU project exists before attempting to reference on startup #11252
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…erence on startup Fixes #11194. If the last-used project file no longer exists (e.g. has been renamed), then Keyman Developer would crash as it did not test that the file had been loaded successfully before attempting to reference it.
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Fixes #11194.
If the last-used project file no longer exists (e.g. has been renamed), then Keyman Developer would crash as it did not test that the file had been loaded successfully before attempting to reference it.
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