Fixes VRPirates#34

Cleanly closes `adb` and `rclone` connections when the application exits, ensuring resources are freed and preventing potential issues. This addresses a previous oversight where these connections weren't properly closed, potentially leading to resource leaks or unexpected behavior.

Even though we free up the adb connection we don't close the server because other programs may be using the connection.

Fixes VRPirates#34

Cleanly closes `adb` and `rclone` connections when the application exits, ensuring resources are freed and preventing potential issues. This addresses a previous oversight where these connections weren't properly closed, potentially leading to resource leaks or unexpected behavior.

Even though we free up the adb connection we don't close the server because other programs may be using the connection.

fix: Properly close `adb` and `rclone` on exit

Fixes VRPirates#34

Cleanly closes `adb` and `rclone` connections when the application exits, ensuring resources are freed and preventing potential issues. This addresses a previous oversight where these connections weren't properly closed, potentially leading to resource leaks or unexpected behavior.

Even though we free up the adb connection we don't close the server because other programs may be using the connection.

Fixes VRPirates#34

Cleanly closes `adb` and `rclone` connections when the application exits, ensuring resources are freed and preventing potential issues. This addresses a previous oversight where these connections weren't properly closed, potentially leading to resource leaks or unexpected behavior.

Even though we free up the adb connection we don't close the server because other programs may be using the connection.

Fixes VRPirates#34

Cleanly closes `adb` and `rclone` connections when the application
exits, ensuring resources are freed and preventing potential issues.
This addresses a previous oversight where these connections weren't
properly closed, potentially leading to resource leaks and unexpected
behavior.

Even though we free up the adb connection we don't close the server
because other programs may be using the connection.

The changes introduce a `destroy()` function in `tools.js` that handles
the cleanup. This function is called when the application receives the
"will-quit" event, ensuring that resources are freed before the
application terminates.

This change enhances the application's reliability and stability by
preventing resource leaks and ensuring a clean exit.