修改忽略逻辑

[TC999]

将“忽略”按钮也添加至忽略范围中

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced an "ignore" button in the UI for marking specific folders as ignored.
  • Added functionality to store the currently selected application data folder.

• Improvements

  • Enhanced the user interface to consolidate button handling for ignored folders with delete and move actions.
  • Updated logging to provide feedback when a folder is ignored.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce modifications to the AppDataCleaner struct in src/ui.rs, adding a new field selected_appdata_folder initialized to "Roaming". The update method is enhanced to support an "ignore" functionality, allowing users to mark folders as ignored through a new UI button. This functionality includes saving the ignored folders and logging the actions. Additionally, the UI button rendering logic is updated to integrate the ignore button with existing delete and move buttons, while cleaning up commented-out code related to the ignore feature.

Changes

File	Change Summary
src/ui.rs	- Added selected_appdata_folder: String to AppDataCleaner struct.
	- Updated Default implementation for AppDataCleaner to set default value of selected_appdata_folder.
	- Modified update method to handle "ignore" functionality, including UI button for ignoring folders.
	- Consolidated button rendering logic to include ignore functionality with delete and move buttons.
	- Removed commented-out code related to the ignore button.

Poem

In a world of apps, so bright and grand,
A folder's fate rests in a gentle hand.
With a button to ignore, we tidy our space,
"Roaming" we go, at a swift, happy pace!
So hop along, dear user, with joy in your heart,
For cleaning up data is now a fine art! 🐇✨

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