Added dynamic count and exclusion panel for Auto RAM Flush#63
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Hey!
Hey there! 👋
This PR wraps up the "RAM Flush exclusion" feature so users can finally protect their important apps (like games or DAWs) from having their memory cleared out aggressively, which was causing some stuttering issues.
Here’s a quick rundown of what I added:
Exclusion Panel: Expanded the Auto RAM Flush card to include a list of running processes. Users can now just click a checkbox to protect an app from the flush.
Dynamic Counter: Added a live counter to the main card header (e.g., "Auto RAM Flush (3 excluded)") that updates instantly whenever you select or deselect an app.
Persistent Settings: Hooked the exclusion list up to user_prefs.json so the app remembers which processes are protected even after you close and reopen it.
Refresh Button: Added a handy refresh button so users can quickly update the list of running processes without needing to restart the app.
Everything was kept within the ui/ layer following the contribution guidelines and has been tested locally.