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Refator: Refactor timer implementation across multiple classes to use System.Timers.Timer instead of CTimer for improved consistency and performance.

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- Updated RelayControlledShade to utilize Timer for output pulsing.
- Refactored MockVC to replace CTimer with Timer for call status simulation.
- Modified VideoCodecBase to enhance documentation and improve feedback handling.
- Removed obsolete IHasCamerasMessenger and updated related classes to use IHasCamerasWithControls.
- Adjusted PressAndHoldHandler to implement Timer for button hold actions.
- Enhanced logging throughout MobileControl and RoomBridges for better debugging and information tracking.
- Cleaned up unnecessary comments and improved exception handling in various classes.
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using System;
namespace PepperDash.Essentials.Core;
/// <summary>
/// Defines the eSourceListItemDestinationTypes enumeration, which represents the various destination types for source list items in a room control system.
/// This enumeration is marked as obsolete, indicating that it may be removed in future versions and should not be used in new development.
/// Each member of the enumeration corresponds to a specific type of display or audio output commonly found in room control systems,
/// such as default displays, program audio, codec content, and auxiliary displays.
/// </summary>
[Obsolete]
public enum eSourceListItemDestinationTypes
{
/// <summary>
/// Default display, used for the main video output in a room
/// </summary>
defaultDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Left display
/// </summary>
leftDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Right display
/// </summary>
rightDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Center display
/// </summary>
centerDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Program audio, used for the main audio output in a room
/// </summary>
programAudio,
/// <summary>
/// Codec content, used for sharing content to the far end in a video call
/// </summary>
codecContent,
/// <summary>
/// Front left display, used for rooms with multiple displays
/// </summary>
frontLeftDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Front right display, used for rooms with multiple displays
/// </summary>
frontRightDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Rear left display, used for rooms with multiple displays
/// </summary>
rearLeftDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Rear right display, used for rooms with multiple displays
/// </summary>
rearRightDisplay,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 1, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay1,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 2, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay2,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 3, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay3,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 4, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay4,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 5, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay5,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 6, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay6,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 7, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay7,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 8, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay8,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 9, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay9,
/// <summary>
/// Auxiliary display 10, used for additional displays in a room
/// </summary>
auxDisplay10,
}