FR: Add explicit includes to JUCE modules

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Just for fun, here are other plenty of cases where similar problems were reported in all other IDEs:

Juce and XCode - Auto Completion is too slow

Hi Guys, I am using juce 7.0.5 and Xcode 14.3, the auto completion is too slow for every xcode version I had ever used with juce. Anyone facing the same issues ? As I was followinf matkat music tutorials, his xcode auto completion seem faster in videos. What will be the solution ?

Intellisense broken for JUCE cpp files in solutions

Since some VS2022 update (I’m on 17.3.4 now), Intellisense is broken for all JUCE cpp files that don’t include headers and are included somewhere else (hence, most of them). Everything compiles, JUCE modules are shown in the solution explorer, and all headers are ok, but no external identifiers are recognized in the cpps. This happens in all solutions, including Projucer and AudioPluginHost, but not in CMake folders.

Visual Studio Error

I started a new file and navigated to the main.cpp section. Visual Studio has already displayed 28 syntax problems to me. I didn’t even touch anything. What should I do? [Screenshot (219)]

It goes on…
Please @reuk. No other codebase in the world adds tests for a build system that isn’t supported just to add #includes for a few .cpp files.

Adding those is non-breaking, simple to do (can be done per module in an isolated way), can be iterative and will probably be a huge improvement to the lives of everyone here.

Let’s not make this more complicated than it is. Transitive includes is a common mistake that can happen in every C++ codebase out there (and it happened once in a while in my own code) and the fixes are trivial, similar to documentation errors or typos.

Please consider fixing this as this has been reported many, many times by users in all OS’s and all IDEs, and I bet the JUCE team experiences this on a daily basis.