Settings menu overhauled

1. The background smoothly fades to near-transparency whenever a value (via slider or selector) is being adjusted - with a fade duration of ~0.3 seconds in both directions - allowing users to see real-time changes to lighting, FPS, or rendering; the background then smoothly returns to its original state once the control is released.

2. The reset button is now exclusive to sliders and selectors - elements that have values ​​which can be reverted to defaults. Simple on/off toggles no longer feature a reset icon.

3. Long tab and row labels are now truncated with an ellipsis to ensure they do not extend beyond the panel boundaries - a fix specifically applied to the "Dynamic Resolution" tab.

4. The tooltip "Lighting glitch? Press F3+A" now wraps to fit the width of the sidebar, ensuring it stays within the boundaries.

5. The settings list and the bottom panel are now separate blocks a thin strip of the background remains visible between them, and their corners do not overlap.

Improves and bug fixes

1. All lighting in Radonium is now handled entirely by the GPU, removing the load from the CPU.

2. Lighting now affects block-based entities such as chests and shulker boxes, as well as item frames and the maps contained within them.

3. Fixed a lighting bug where bright spots would appear when the player flew to a higher altitude, even when holding nothing in their hand.

4. Additionally, light no longer disappears when the player moves further away from the light source.

5. Light is now visible underwater.

6. Entities such as sheep, cows, pigs, and others are now affected by colored, dynamic lighting.

7. A new optimization feature has been added: culling for item frames and their contents.

8. The mandatory dependency on Sodium has been removed. Lighting and other optimizations work without it. 

9. In "simple mode" the container culling algorithms have been improved; as a result, chests, shulker boxes, and similar blocks no longer disappear, even when the player is looking directly at them.