[Feature] move alerts back

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Walkthrough

The updates primarily focus on enhancing the user interface components of a Java application. Key changes include the refactoring of the ToggleButton handling across different UI classes, introducing tooltip functionality based on button state, and adding a delay in layout updates to improve UI responsiveness. These modifications aim to streamline user interactions and increase the clarity and efficiency of the codebase.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../watchdog/ui/AlertListItem.java	Refactored ToggleButton handling for improved code clarity and consistency.
.../watchdog/ui/ToggleButton.java	Added tooltip functionality to ToggleButton to dynamically display based on the button's state.
.../watchdog/ui/panels/AlertListPanel.java	Enhanced selectModeToggle button with labels and added conditional handling for alert hierarchy.
.../watchdog/ui/panels/AlertPanel.java	Introduced a delay in layout updates to prevent UI glitches during interactions.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0bf85fdafd780caa349ef8f5b3eca0be0a670e2d and e16c7a6957c4aee70c048f19314412b9f9281cae.

Files ignored due to path filters (1)

* `src/main/resources/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/version.properties` is excluded by `!**/version.properties`

Files selected for processing (4)

* src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/AlertListItem.java (1 hunks) * src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/ToggleButton.java (3 hunks) * src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/panels/AlertListPanel.java (2 hunks) * src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/panels/AlertPanel.java (1 hunks)

Additional comments not posted (10)

src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/ToggleButton.java (4)

`19-20`: Added fields for tooltips based on toggle state enhance user interaction by providing context-sensitive information. --- `36-37`: Constructor delegation to another constructor improves code reuse and maintainability. --- `39-42`: The constructor initializes the button with an icon and sets up tooltip handling based on the toggle state. This is a good use of encapsulation and single responsibility principle. --- `51-51`: The `updateTooltip` method correctly updates the tooltip based on the toggle state, ensuring the UI is always displaying the correct information.

src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/AlertListItem.java (3)

`89-92`: The conditional creation of `ToggleButton` based on `selectMode` is a good practice, allowing for dynamic UI changes based on the state. --- `94-94`: In regular mode, the toggle button is correctly linked to the alert's enabled state, ensuring UI consistency with the application's data model. --- `101-101`: The addition of the toggle button to the UI layout is correctly placed, ensuring that it appears in the correct position within the `AlertListItem`.

src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/panels/AlertListPanel.java (2)

`85-85`: The `selectModeToggle` button is correctly initialized and configured to handle the select mode state, enhancing the UI's interactivity. --- `130-150`: The logic to move selected alerts back a level is well-implemented, with checks to ensure actions are only performed when necessary. This improves the application's efficiency and user experience.

src/main/java/com/adamk33n3r/runelite/watchdog/ui/panels/AlertPanel.java (1)

`72-73`: Adding a delay before rebuilding the layout is a thoughtful addition to prevent UI issues during dynamic updates. This enhances the stability and usability of the application.

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