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feat: add download table controls

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## Features
- Native SwiftUI macOS interface.
- Segmented downloads with 16-32 requested parts per file.
- Segmented downloads with a per-file connection count that also controls the split count.
- Multiple files downloading at the same time.
- Queue-based downloads with drag-and-drop priority ordering.
- Native macOS Settings window, available from App menu > Settings and the main toolbar.
- Configurable per-server connection count.
- Configurable default per-server connection count.
- Configurable parallel file download limit in Settings.
- Per-batch connection controls in the Add Downloads window.
- Automatic save folders under `~/Downloads`:
- `Musics`
- `Movies`
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This first version uses `aria2c` as the download engine. It is a better fit than plain `curl` for the requested IDM/FDM-style behavior because it has segmented downloads, resumable transfers, concurrent downloads, HTTP/FTP/SFTP support, and username/password options built in.
The UI allows 16-32 requested parts. For ordinary same-host HTTP downloads, Firelink currently caps `aria2c`'s per-server connection count at 16 while still setting the requested split count. This keeps behavior aligned with common server limits and `aria2c`'s stable controls.
Firelink uses one per-file connection value for both `aria2c` split count and same-server connection count. That keeps the download behavior close to the familiar IDM-style model: choosing 8 connections splits the file into 8 parallel segments.
## Requirements