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They're pretty simple to use, and automatically make themselves fit on
screen, on top of automatically disappearing and appearing of course.
I've used them a few places now, and not sure where else they can be
used, there are of course localization strings that need, well,
localization, and I'll create a PR for this on a later date.
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I also made mods with updates be placed in the top of the modlist.
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When a red switch is placed besides a red button that says "Remove", it
makes it seem far more destructive to click that switch, even if it's
not, and a blue color doesn't fit in very well either (perhaps we need
more colors). And so because of all that the modlist switches are now
orange, and we can easily add more colors.
The switch colors overall are also far more vibrant now, as it looks far
better that way.
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The new modlist now uses the same toggles found in the settings popup,
only here they're used to disable/enable mods. On top of this I also
fixed the "Toggle All" button not working. Forgot to change some stuff,
breaking it... oops...
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We now just use a click event listener, and check through what's at the
click location, and toggle classes as needed.
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Previously some outdated packages would just say "Re-Install" and not
"Update", now that's fixed, along with making the logic easier for use
in the mod list.
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The current design for the installed mods is not exactly the best. And
it has been due for a redesign for quite a while, I'm finally starting
work on this.
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