- Introduced multiple JavaScript scripts for handling drag & drop functionality:
- `bridge_script.js`: Original implementation with popup prevention.
- `bridge_script_debug.js`: Debug version with extensive logging for troubleshooting.
- `bridge_script_v2.js`: Enhanced version extending DataTransfer for better integration.
- `bridge_script_hybrid.js`: Hybrid approach allowing parallel native file drag.
- `bridge_script_drop_intercept.js`: Intercepts drop events for custom handling.
- `bridge_script_intercept.js`: Prevents browser drag for ALT+drag, using Qt for file drag.
- Added detailed documentation in `SCRIPT_VARIANTS.md` outlining usage, status, and recommended workflows for each script.
- Implemented logging features to capture drag events, DataTransfer modifications, and network requests for better debugging.
- Enhanced DataTransfer handling to support Windows-specific file formats and improve user experience during drag & drop operations.
- Created architecture documentation outlining high-level design, module organization, data flow, security model, performance considerations, testing strategy, and deployment architecture.
- Added pyproject.toml for project metadata and dependencies management.
- Introduced requirements files for development and production dependencies.
- Set up testing configuration with pytest and tox.
- Established basic directory structure for source code and tests, including __init__.py files.
- Implemented a sample web application (index.html) for drag-and-drop functionality.
- Configured VS Code workspace settings for Python development.
