joshuacline/windick v1.2.0.9

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Major milestone release.
Updated the majority of menus within the CMD to use the new 'Prompt', 'Choice', and 'Picker' boxes. Added text centering and row padding. Now looks and functions are in complete lock-step with GUI.
Added sliding bar for GUI scale factor to settings.
Multi-lists have been retired. Multi-list specific list items such as file picker have been merged with base lists. Pre-execution user choices and interactions are more flexible and can utilize the GUI, as opposed to the 'at time of execution' style of multi-lists.
Base lists are now executable within image management. It's a fairly straight forward process that builds a temporary 'Exec-List' from the user selected options of the base list, and then skipping to the target operating system selection screen for list execution.
Custom menu mode (essentially a menu replacement via list) is now available exclusively when booted into recovery. Updated custom recovery menu templates. Available in the settings memu when booted into recovery.
The list delimiter has been changed to a unicode wide exclamation point '❕'. According to online sources, the Windows command interpreter cmd.exe cannot process unicode characters as a delimiter, which has been found out to false, because there are characters that will work properly such as the exclamation point.
Reducing the amount of delimiters from eight down to five for list entries is convenient, as it no longer uses the hard to spot missing back-to-back double backets to properly parse within powershell (eg. ❕ABC❕xyz❕etc❕DX❕VS [ABC][xyz][etc][DX] ). This caused items to be skipped during list generation when missing one of the brackets. The CMD mode wasn't affected by this issue since cmd.exe treats two consecutive delimiters as one.
Existing lists and packages will cease to function. Fortunately this is an easy fix. Using the 'replace all' option within Windows notepad.exe to replace '[' with '❕' , and ']' with '❕', then finally '❕❕' with '❕' usually takes a minute or two. Added several headaches.