Add cross-platform Qt DrawBridge frontend#34
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Use macOS callout devices and initialize the full recovery buffer. Return failed track selections and correct IBM sector error accounting. Use bounded formatting for console and diagnostic messages.
Build a native Qt Widgets interface around the portable backend. Run device work on threads and marshal updates through the GUI thread.
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Summary
Motivation
The existing Linux application is console-only, while the full GUI is tied to
Windows MFC. This adds a native cross-platform GUI around the existing portable
reader and writer backend.
Device operations run on worker threads while progress, prompts, and results
are marshalled through the Qt GUI thread. The existing serial implementation
is retained for DrawBridge-specific two-megabaud and flow-control handling.
Backend fixes
/dev/cu.usb*callout devices