AutoDarkMode / AutoDarkMode/Windows-Auto-Night-Mode

More user-friendly Hotkeys assignment User interface

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Description

Currently, assigning one of several hotkeys requires an unusual process that needs to be done in this order :
1. Turning off 'Enable system-wide hotkeys'
2. Entering the hotkeys you want in the user interface
3. Then turning on 'Enable system-wide hotkeys'
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98819304/229270226-345530c3-2aa1-49ec-9278-82b8e3c24a69.png)

The problem is for any none Auto Dark Mode advanced user, it is not an usual way to specify hotkeys. In most apps (ex: Ditto, Flow Launcher), you just have to enter the hotkey, without having to fiddle with an on/off writing switch.

Here is are examples of user friendly hotkey setting interface:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98819304/229270519-c967e494-8f55-4e35-812a-367994592e09.png)
This is taken from Flow Launcher, an other opensource application for Windows. As you can see there is no on/off writing switch to enter the hotkeys.

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/98819304/229270728-f8f27508-44a1-483d-b295-37044d54ebc0.png)
This is taken from Ditto, an other opensource application for Windows. There is a lot hotkeys that can be entered, and there is no on/off switch for entering these hotkeys.

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