feat: Expand presentation of patched apps to showcase noteworthy patch features

[AnonymousWP]

It's convenient to see in the blink of an eye which apps are supported before having to open the Manager.

Example: https://revanced.app/patches.

[LisoUseInAIKyrios]

New users on the website don't need to be overwhelmed or distracted by browsing individual patch names or patch options when Morphe simple mode always includes all patches, and the few patch options that do exist are shown in Manager with localized descriptions.

The Morphe website already lists all apps available (YouTube and YT Music), but maybe dedicated custom pages could exist that explain all the noteworthy patch features that expands on the few general patch changes shown on the root website. But whatever is done for Morphe website, it should never resemble the technical manual that is the ReVanced website patches page (package names and no app names? It expects the user to know that com.zhiliaoapp.musically means TikTok.)

For more technical users (expert mode, CLI), a patch list could be shown on GitHub like RVX does.

[AnonymousWP]

Okay, fine. I think there's just a need, because even though I'm very tech savvy, I don't know all package names out of my head, let alone which package name is which application. Even a Markdown file or whatsoever would be sufficient as well to me.

^{I don't know what you use for PRs titles, issue titles etc, but it certainly doesn't follow conventional commits: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/. Issue titles shouldn't have capital letters, officially. Just my 2 cents.}

[LisoUseInAIKyrios]

I agree patch names/options should be listed somewhere just for CLI users (the CLI built in list-patches has no formatting and is inconvenient to use).

The patches list can be an expandable section of the patches readme, like RVX had.