Enable FsTouchDrawCenter in build process and update source files

[Hashory]

Update the CMakeLists.txt to include additional source files for the FsTouchDrawCenter effect and enable its inclusion in the build process. Adjustments to the TouchDrawCenter.cpp file ensure proper header inclusion.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request integrates the FsTouchDrawCenter effect into the project's build system. It activates the compilation of this effect by updating the main build configuration and incorporating necessary source files, while also refining header inclusions within its core C++ file to ensure correct compilation.

Highlights

• Enabling Build Process: The FsTouchDrawCenter effect is now enabled in the build process by uncommenting its subdirectory inclusion in prev-build-process.cmake, allowing it to be compiled with the rest of the project.
• Source File Inclusion: Several new source files, including alphaBlur8.cpp, alphaBlur16.cpp, alphaBlur32.cpp, and copyImage.cpp, have been added to the FsTouchDrawCenter project's CMakeLists.txt, ensuring all required components for the effect are included in the build.
• Header Reordering: The #include "Fs_Entry.h" directive in TouchDrawCenter.cpp has been moved from the top of the file to the bottom, likely to resolve compilation or linking issues related to header dependencies and ensure proper order of inclusion.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly enables the FsTouchDrawCenter effect in the build process by adding its source files to CMakeLists.txt, updating the main build file, and fixing an include order issue in TouchDrawCenter.cpp. The changes are logical and necessary for the feature to be included. I've added one comment regarding a consistent typo in several filenames. Additionally, while reviewing the newly included source files, I noticed a significant amount of code duplication across the ToutchDraw*, alphaBlur*, and copyImage files. I highly recommend creating a follow-up task to refactor this code, possibly using C++ templates, to improve maintainability and reduce redundancy.