Reminder: This is a quick 2-day hack, not a beautiful and cleaned up thing ... Cleanup PRs are welcome!

The app is a macOS SwiftUI v1 app, built on macOS 10.15. Means: It uses an AppDelegate and creates the windows using AppKit. The default storyboard is used for menus.

The state of a main window is represented in that WindowState ObservableObject. It is the main driver. This hooks into BundleFeatureDetectionOperation. Some states are dupe. TBF.

The Model directory contains a wild mixture of actual models, and what one might call a ViewModel.

The Views directory contains all the SwiftUI Views. Some more generic, but mostly just hacked together to get the app out of the door.

Utilities contains, you can guess it.

• there is a spinner, but it is not really necessary, a detection runs very fast ... (might change once we scan nested, as in Issue #1)
• the badges which come up in a progress style manner are just fake, with their own fake progress model and observable driver object :-)
  • Note: Let's keep the steps to 5 (i.e. no extra steps for Qt or wxWindows)
• the fancy summary texts are selected in Views/Windows/MainView/SummaryView, more combinations and even fancier texts are very welcome.

Any questions? Just ask! :-)

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