Fix #2140: Catch UnauthorizedAccessException for read-only file errors#2326
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- XFile.OpenFile now catches UnauthorizedAccessException in addition to IOException - Prevents unhandled exceptions when feeds.txt or other config files are read-only - Logs a clear warning message for access denied / read-only scenarios
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Fixes #2140
Problem: When feeds.txt or other config files are read-only or have restricted permissions, XFile.OpenFile throws an unhandled UnauthorizedAccessException.
Solution: Add UnauthorizedAccessException to the catch block in XFile.OpenFile, matching the existing IOException handling. This prevents unhandled exceptions and logs a clear warning when files can't be opened due to permission issues.