Replaces all references to GridView5 with GridViewMonitoring for clarity and maintainability. Updates layout save/restore logic to use the new view, adds a helper for loading layouts, and improves default layout restoration. Cleans up designer and resource files, removing obsolete entries and ensuring correct initialization.
Added "Save Layout" and "Restore Default Layout" buttons to the Monitoring tab, allowing users to save and restore the grid layout for GridView5. The layout is persisted as an XML file in the user's app data directory. On form load, the layout is restored if the file exists. Button event handlers provide user feedback, and control positions were adjusted to fit the new buttons.
Replaced manual column width settings for "GUID", "PROFILE_ID", and "EMAIL_SUBJECT" with gridView.BestFitColumns() to automatically adjust all column widths based on their content. This improves maintainability and ensures optimal display of data.
Added a "Refresh" button with icon to the Monitoring tab's config panel. The button reloads the monitoring grid via a new event handler. Refactored designer code for better organization and updated .resx tray locations. No functional resource changes.
Introduced a new "Monitoring" tab to the main form, featuring a configuration panel for specifying the number of emails to display and a DevExpress grid to show recent email history from TBEMLP_HISTORY. Added logic to validate the configuration input and dynamically reload the grid. Updated designer and code-behind to support new controls and event handlers. Made minor layout adjustments to accommodate the new UI elements.
