Apply modern Windows 10/11 QSS styling - #76
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- Created `files/style.qss` containing lightweight, native-looking styles for common UI elements (buttons, inputs, tabs, tables). - Updated `main.py` to load and apply the stylesheet on application startup. - Preserved existing 'Fusion' style as a base to ensure cross-platform consistency.
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This PR introduces a modern Windows 10/11 style to the application's graphical user interface. It utilizes a
style.qssfile that updates the visual appearance of core components (like buttons, line edits, and tabs) using a flat design, the 'Segoe UI' font, and a distinct '#0078D4' accent color. The solution is lightweight and directly builds upon the PySide6 framework without requiring complex external dependencies.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16650771039685476355 started by @MarcusStill