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Some laptops like my G16 2025 don't support charging limits outside of 60 to 80 percent
This PR adds a workaround to allow limits from 80 to 100 - the limit is set to 100 until it detects the charge equals or exceeds the user's setting, then its reduced to 60 which actually has the effect of keeping the battery at the current level
It is a bit hacky though, requires constantly monitoring the windows battery level and setting the limit accordingly, I've set the interval at 5 seconds per poll at least so I don't think resource usage should be a concern
Also unfortunately below 60 is still not supported as 60 is the lowest limit afaik...?
Let me know what you think and if you see any issues with it, new to this codebase, could probably use testing on the other machines with these limits too