draft: Introduce system theme detection for macOS #340
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We would then iteratively add this detection for Linux (where possible, looking at the dconf values for WM specific theme settings like gnome and kde), Windows (looking at the registry) and Android. |
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Based on #311, only last commit belongs to this PR
Introduces the basic wiring for detecting the system theme, and only does so for macOS here. Opening as draft for developer feedback on implementation of the idea of the theme manager.