This function is called automatically when a QSettings object is destroyed,
so is rarely needed to be called explicitly.

There are still some cases where
a QSettings object is passed-by-reference, so there I left the sync() calls as
it's unclear how permanent those objects are and if they'd call sync() before
application shutdown

- allow unit tests to use QGCApplication
- clear global singletons for each unit test run

Subclass of QMessageBox which re-implements the static public
functions. There are two reasons for this:
1) The QMessageBox implementation on OSX does now show the title
string. This leads to message boxes which don't make much sense. So on
OSX we set title to text and text to informative text.
2) If parent is NULL, we set parent to MainWindow::instance. This
prevents message boxes which can go behind MainWindow

This allows us to create mock version of the objects to use for unit
tests

Removing UASes now returns the UI to an almost pristine state. This was done by altering the activeUASSet signal so that it can emit a NULL UAS. Crashes may still exist in autopilot-specific code.

Partway through refactoring of UAS deletion. This is in order to actually support removing UASes from QGC, which is currently impossible.

Removing UASes now returns the UI to an almost pristine state. This was done by altering the activeUASSet signal so that it can emit a NULL UAS. Crashes may still exist in autopilot-specific code.

Partway through refactoring of UAS deletion. This is in order to actually support removing UASes from QGC, which is currently impossible.

Change so Waypoints are the same across maps, and offline waypoints get appeneded to the end of the MAV's waypoint list on connect

Fixed roll angle in Google earth, still not smooth. Fixed a number of threading issues. Fixed all custom widget related bugs. Improved MAVLink decoder. Reduced CPU usage substantially across all views

Fully working waypoint interface, thoroughly tested. Active waypoint setting has to be debugged in the simulator, but works fine on real hardware