Bundle all patch scripts into GUI tool

[Thesola10]

Just like with #1, it's all about accessibility of the patch while remaining legal. A GUI will be much clearer about what is required to make the patch, and could ideally have the added feature of helping in editing translated strings (maybe?)

• Minimum GUI features (prompt for required files and run patches)
• Auto-install to Switch SD card
• Auto-detect and extract required files from Switch SD card
• Contribute translations easily
• Add "export/run on Yuzu" option (Produce patched game for Yuzu #4)

[Thesola10]

One possible advantage: the GUI could detect a modded Switch SD card and automatically:

1. Extract prodkeys backup if they were Lockpicked
2. Extract game data if installed on SD card + ticket was dumped
3. Copy modded files to LayeredFS, or even SimpleModManager if installed

[Thesola10]

The best candidate for use with #1 is probably Qt5 with PySide2

[Thesola10]

I have started working on pyhactool in an effort to bring as many dependencies into the Python build system as possible, to simplify the creation of a full-blown standalone package.

For what it's worth, I might even be able to use what I learned about CMake and Cython, so as to Cythonize the entire project into a static, standalone executable.

[Thesola10]

While I have learned a lot from working on pyhactool, it may not be required after all. A pure-python NSP handling tool called NUT exists and may be a good option for the automated extractor component.