[FEATURE] Add a custom user interface that mods can use to show information

[Ven0maus]

Introduction
As a user, I want to be able to choose different mods from a menu-like interface and view the custom content they provide in various formats, such as plaintext, tables, and color-coded text.

Feature usage
Upon launching the user interface, the user is greeted with a clean and intuitive menu interface that lists all the installed mods that have added content to their respective interface. Each mod is represented as an individual option on this screen, allowing users to scroll through the list or search for a specific mod by name.

The user clicks on the mod of their choice from the menu. A smooth transition leads them to a mod-specific display area. This is where the magic happens: the mod’s custom content appears, fully tailored by the mod creator.

Once inside a selected mod, the interface displays all the content the mod wants to present. The display is flexible, allowing mods to show various types of information, including:

• Plaintext: Simple descriptive information, guides, or instructions in a basic text format.
• Tables: Structured data, statistics, or comparison charts, neatly formatted in rows and columns.
• Color Coding: Important data or key elements are highlighted using different colors.

The user interface focuses primarily on read-only displays. The content displayed by each mod may change dynamically based on the user's interaction or depending on external factors controlled by the mod.

If a mod updates or adds new content and the UI is currently opened it refreshes to reflect these changes.