Add support for custom web ui themes #409
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Adding support for custom deluge web ui themes by creating a skins folder for the end user and symlinking those folder contents to the correct deluge folder. adding a script to run once at boot as root to perform symlink operations.
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Added a script to be run by root at boot of container that provides support for adding custom themes to the deluge web ui by performing the following actions:
The contents of the /skins/themes, /skins/icons, and /skins/images folders are mapped to the relevant deluge web ui folders currently located at /usr/lib/python3.12/site-packages/deluge/ui/web. This allows a user to add a persistent set of custom theme files to the /skins folders using volume mounting.
TLDR; User creates volume mounts for the /skins sub-folders and places custom theme files in them. While the container is not running, the user modifies the /config/web.conf file to specify the custom theme to be used on next run.