feat: give the driver cleanup tool its own section - #657
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It was sitting unlabelled under the conflict scan, which read as though it were part of that list. They are different things: the list reports what is wrong on this machine, the tool is a third-party utility you install to fix it. Now under DRIVER CLEANUP TOOL. Used Section.Title rather than another hand-rolled heading -- Section renders and uppercases the label itself. The conflicts list above still needs its own TextBlock because it is an ItemsControl, not a Section. The tool's card keeps the name TabletDriverCleanup even though the heading now says much the same thing: it is a real third-party tool by the OTD team, and the exact name is what someone would search for. Verified live with a conflicting driver present, so both sections show. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Gives the TabletDriverCleanup controls on Settings → System their own
DRIVER CLEANUP TOOLheading.Before this, the section ran on directly from the
CONFLICTING DRIVERS DETECTEDlist above it with nothing marking the boundary. Those two things do different jobs: the list above reports what is wrong on this machine, while this block manages a third-party tool you install to fix it. Reading straight down, the Install / Run / Uninstall buttons looked like actions belonging to the conflict list.Section.Titlerenders and uppercases the label itself, so this is a one-attribute change rather than a hand-rolled heading. (The conflicts list above still needs its ownSectionLabelbecause it is anItemsControl, not aSection— worth knowing if you wonder why the two headings are built differently.)Heading and a 4px top margin only; no behaviour, wiring or command changes.