Port invoicing app to PySide6 and enhance localization#3
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- Migrated `faktury.py` from PyQt5 to PySide6. - Integrated `kwota_slownie` logic from `przelewy.py` for Polish invoices. - Added TrueType font registration to support Polish characters in PDF generation. - Cleaned up code structure and removed duplication. - Added logic tests in `test_faktury_logic.py`. Co-authored-by: mzdrowy-lang <271831851+mzdrowy-lang@users.noreply.github.com>
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This PR modernizes the invoicing application by porting it to PySide6 and enhancing its Polish localization features. Key changes include the addition of "amount in words" (kwota słownie) for Polish language invoices and improved PDF rendering using TrueType fonts (e.g., DejaVuSans) to correctly display Polish diacritics. The codebase was also refactored to remove redundant blocks and follow PySide6 conventions (Signals, exec()). A new test file
test_faktury_logic.pywas added to ensure the reliability of business logic.PR created automatically by Jules for task 3747414161025825490 started by @mzdrowy-lang