Updated offsets to work with the most recent versions of Windows

(tested with Windows 11 22000.176, but it probably works on
everything in between last year and today, most probably also on
19041/2/3 with latest CUs - some member was added to the beginning
of the CText class and it shifted everything further down by 2...

WinCenterTitleLibrary/dllmain.c

@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ int64_t CTextValidateResourcesHook(
     // label based on a check of whether the label size exceeded the window
     // size; so, by setting the label size to a very large value, DWM is
     // tricked into thinking the overflow is always happening
-    val = ((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 100);
+    val = ((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 102); // 100
     if (*val < ENTIRE_TITLEBAR)
     {
         *val += ENTIRE_TITLEBAR;
@@ -132,19 +132,25 @@ int64_t CMatrixTransformProxyUpdateHook(
 
     if (g_CTextInstance)
     {
-        // this is the width of the title bar label containing the text
-        double v1 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 100);
+        // offsets changed in some update to uDWM from 2021
+        // probably a new member was added to the CText class that
+        // moved everything further down; a SHORT most probably
+        // 
+        // this is the width of the title bar label containing the text - get it from CText::ValidateResources, there is a rect
+        double v1 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 102);  // 100
         // this is the size available for the label (the size between the
         // window icon, or the left window margin, and the caption buttons, or the
-        // right window margin)
-        double v3 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 30);
-        // this is the height of the titlebar text (UNUSED)
-        double v4 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 31);
-        // this is the width of the window icon
-        double v6 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 32);
+        // right window margin) - get it from CText::SetSize
+        double v3 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 32);  // 30
+        // this is the height of the titlebar text (UNUSED) - get it from CText::SetSize
+        double v4 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 33);  // 31
+        // this is the width of the window icon - from CText::UpdateLayout and CVisual::UpdateLayout
+        // there is something where it substracts 2 values from another, it looks
+        // like it tries to compute the width available for the text
+        double v6 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 34);  // 32
         // this is the width of the window caption buttons (for example,
-        // Close, Minimize, Maximize etc)
-        double v5 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 33);
+        // Close, Minimize, Maximize etc) - from CText::UpdateLayout and CVisual::UpdateLayout 
+        double v5 = *((DWORD*)g_CTextInstance + 35);
         // this also contains the width and height:
         // tagSIZE st = *((tagSIZE*)g_CTextInstance + 15);
         // where tagSIZE is a struct of 2 LONGs (width, and height)
@@ -499,6 +505,18 @@ __declspec(dllexport) DWORD WINAPI main(
                 );
             }
 
+            /* 
+            The address of titlebar_color is determined like this:
+            1. Note that when the theme name is "aero.msstyles", DWM sets a
+            flag that makes the title bar white despite the theme's color
+            2. To locate that flag, look in "CDesktopManager::LoadTheme",
+            where it uses the string "aero.msstyles", it sets some variable
+            into some member of the class.
+            3. A pointer to that class is also stored globally in a
+            variable called "g_pdmInstance"; this can be verified by
+            looking in "CDesktopManager::Create"
+
+            */
             HANDLE hudwm = GetModuleHandle(TEXT(MODULE_NAME_UDWM));
             uintptr_t* g_pdmInstance = (uintptr_t*)(
                 (uintptr_t)hudwm +