feat: Modernize PySide6 UI to match Windows 10/11 aesthetic - #51
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- Added `files/style.qss` containing a lightweight styling solution mimicking the Windows 10/11 flat UI. - Preserved native checkmark rendering by intentionally not styling `QCheckBox::indicator`. - Modified `main.py` to dynamically load the stylesheet and apply it to the `QApplication`.
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This PR modernizes the PySide6 UI by applying a lightweight QSS file designed to replicate the look of Windows 10/11 (with a flat design, #0078D4 accent, and Segoe UI font), without introducing heavy third-party dependencies or overriding native checkbox indicators.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 13163910440644188753 started by @MarcusStill