Add Linux dark theme detection support #2962
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Introduce `LinuxDetector` to handle GTK-based dark theme detection for Linux systems. This implementation monitors GTK theme changes and detects whether a dark theme is active using `gsettings`. The new detector runs in a dedicated thread to ensure real-time updates and seamless integration.
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Hello,
I propose adding Linux theme detection, inspired by my implementation in Platform Tools. This approach leverages gsettings commands to query the current theme and monitor changes via a dedicated thread.
Please note that I have not tested this solution directly on IntelliJ, but it should work correctly. I appreciate any feedback or suggestions for improvements.
Thank you for your consideration.