refactor(settings): simplify settings tab architecture#6
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Remove complex template method pattern from BaseSettingsTab and simplify the initialization process across all settings tabs. Changes include: - Removed Initialize() template method from BaseSettingsTab - Simplified constructor and removed scroll area setup - Updated AI model, project, shortcuts, and import/export tabs - Cleaned up UI files and removed unused code - Streamlined settings tab base class interface This change improves code maintainability and reduces complexity while preserving all existing functionality.
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Remove complex template method pattern from BaseSettingsTab and simplify the initialization process across all settings tabs. Changes include:
This change improves code maintainability and reduces complexity while preserving all existing functionality.