Modernize GUI with Windows 10/11 QSS styling - #48
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- Created `files/style.qss` containing flat styling and modern colors for QApplication elements (buttons, inputs, tables, scrollbars, etc.). - Loaded and applied `style.qss` onto the `QApplication` instance in `main.py` to modernize the look while remaining lightweight. - Kept native OS checkmark styling intact by avoiding indicator overrides.
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Modernized the user interface to emulate a Windows 10/11 appearance by introducing a lightweight Qt Style Sheet (
style.qss) and applying it to the application. This approach meets constraints by requiring zero third-party packages, avoiding complex codebase changes, and keeping resource usage minimal while significantly updating the visual aesthetics.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5080365563710237482 started by @MarcusStill