Add WebUI to display module operation status

[Keeperorowner]

It's not finished yet; the current goal is to achieve a web UI similar to Zygisk Next.

[JingMatrix]

The problem of WebUI idea is that: there is no additional information displayed or control needed for NeoZygisk.

[Keeperorowner]

However, the currently existing method of displaying content through action.sh is too unattractive and not intuitive.

[Keeperorowner]

And although NeoZygisk currently doesn't require any switch controls, there might be in the future, so I think it's necessary to write a nice WebUI in advance.

[Keeperorowner]

[Keeperorowner]

Alright, the basic functionality has now been implemented—a beautiful, simple, and practical web UI.

[Keeperorowner]

@JingMatrix

[Keeperorowner]

I think there shouldn't be any problems now, what do you think? @JingMatrix

[JingMatrix]

I will keep this pr open till one day I find it really necessary to have a Web-UI.

Adding unncessary features is increasing burden for maintainers. And the action.sh is much easier to know all the necessary information.

[Keeperorowner]

The web UI part and the module itself have almost no dependencies on nearly all the code. I do not believe that adding the web UI would increase the maintenance burden for personnel.

[Keeperorowner]

Moreover, the current action.sh display is neither intuitive nor visually appealing, and it's clear that using the web UI makes it much easier and more obvious to identify the content that needs to be displayed.

[JingMatrix]

Does Magisk support WebUI now? It seems that they have no way to see the status of NeoZygisk (without third party module).

[Keeperorowner]

Currently, Magisk indeed does not support webui, so they need to use https://github.com/MMRLApp/MMRL or https://github.com/5ec1cff/KsuWebUIStandalone instead.

[Keeperorowner]

Alternatively, we could keep action.sh so that the status can still be checked within the Magisk environment (though neither Rezygisk nor Zygisk Next have adopted this approach).

[Keeperorowner]

Actually, I think there's no need to keep action.sh; instead, simple status information should be written into /data/adb/modules/zygisksu/module.prop. This way, Magisk can directly read the running status (rezygisk and zygisk next use this approach).

[erffy]

This would be better than action
Because action is slightly slower

[Keeperorowner]

Now, even without a web UI, you can easily understand the running status, consistent with rezygisk and zygisk next.

[Keeperorowner]

@JingMatrix

[Keeperorowner]

Also suggested that the author create a Telegram channel and add an automatic push notification feature to send the latest LSPosed and Neozygisk releases to the Telegram channel, making it easier for users to download them.