Add brand new UI for restore functionality (Bubble Tea integration)

[babarot]

What

This pull request introduces a big update to the restore functionality of the gomi CLI tool. Specifically, it replaces the previous UI interface used for file restoration with a new one built using the Bubble Tea framework, a modern Go-based framework for building terminal applications with rich UIs.

The key changes include:

• New UI: Replaced the previous promptui based interface with the more flexible and feature-rich Bubble Tea framework for restoring deleted files.
• Improved Interaction: The new interface makes file restoration more intuitive and visually appealing, improving the overall user experience.
• Bubble Tea Integration: The restore process now uses Bubble Tea’s built-in support for state management and rendering, providing smoother transitions and better control over UI components.

The basic functionality of the tool (moving files to the trash instead of deleting them) remains unchanged. This update only impacts the UI/UX during file restoration.

Why

The reason for this update is to provide a more intuitive and user-friendly experience when restoring files in the command line. The original UI based on promptui was functional but limited in terms of interactivity and visual appeal. By switching to Bubble Tea, we are:

• Enhancing usability: The new UI improves the user's ability to navigate through the list of deleted files, making it easier to select and restore files.
• Modernizing the tool: Bubble Tea provides a more modern and flexible way to build terminal applications, enabling smoother and more visually engaging interactions.
• Improving extensibility: With Bubble Tea’s component-based architecture, future updates to the restore UI (such as adding more complex features or customizations) will be easier to implement.

This change does not alter any core functionality of the tool, such as the way files are moved to the trash or restored. It only changes the user interface for these actions, making the experience more visually appealing and easier to use.

Additional Information

• This update also maintains full compatibility with the existing rm command flags and behaviors.
• The tool still uses a YAML configuration file for customization, allowing users to tailor the tool to their needs (e.g., file filtering, color schemes, etc.).

Demos

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We believe this update will greatly improve the user experience of the tool, especially for users who frequently rely on the restore functionality.