Feat/macos appearance control #202
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This commit introduces new commands to control the macOS appearance (Dark/Light mode) from the command line. The following commands are added: - `mac appearance:dark`: Switches macOS to Dark Mode. - `mac appearance:light`: Switches macOS to Light Mode. - `mac appearance:toggle`: Toggles between Light and Dark Mode. A new `appearance` plugin was created to house the logic, which uses `osascript` to interact with the macOS System Events. The main `mac` script was updated to recognize these new commands and load the plugin.
Appearance-related commands (dark mode, light mode, toggle) were removed from the separate appearance plugin and integrated into the general plugin. The mac script was updated to reference the new command names and no longer sources the appearance plugin.
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Adding Terminal Command for appearance