DWIN ProUI Updates

[mriscoc]

This PR implements the following features in the ProUI:

• Input shaping settings menu
• Trinamic driver settings menu
• Preheat hot-end menu in filament management menu
• Improved leveling mesh data management
• Uses Marlin for calculate remaining time and print progress
• Improved support for DACAI and TJC display units
• Intermittent axis speed and feed rate percentage value indicator
• Toggle SD file sorting menu item
• Bed tramming now uses LCD_BED_TRAMMING settings
• Toggle adaptive step smoothing menu item
• Toggle enable preview menu item
• Linear advance and Junction deviation settings menu item
• Custom colors feature is enabled by HAS_CUSTOM_COLORS
• Toggle outage recovery tune menu item
• Smooth encoder pulses by define SMOOTH_ENCODER_MENUITEMS
• Defines maximum amount of menu items by MENU_MAX_ITEMS, that also limits the number of listed files.

This version of ProUI uses the following additional definitions:

#define HAS_GCODE_PREVIEW 1
#define HAS_CUSTOM_COLORS 1
#define HAS_ESDIAG 1
#define HAS_LOCKSCREEN 1
#define MESH_EDIT_MENU
#define SHOW_REAL_POS
#define PLR_TUNE_ITEM
#define JD_TUNE_ITEM  // Enable only if Juntion Deviation is enabled
#define ADVK_TUNE_ITEM  // Enable only if Linear Advance is enabled
#define MEDIASORT_MENU_ITEM  // Allows enable/disable file list sorting
#define ZHOME_BEFORE_LEVELING  // Home axes before a leveling operation
#define SMOOTH_ENCODER_MENUITEMS  // Menu items value faster/smooth change rate
#define SHOW_SPEED_IND // Show the axes speed in mm/s intermittently with the speed percentage
#define NO_BLINK_IND  // Disables dashboard icon background blink indicator

To choose the display unit, use:

#define DWIN_DISPLAY  // default display
#define DACAI_DISPLAY  // enables alternative preview API code
#define TJC_DISPLAY  // Fix fonts and line drawing issues

SYNWIT display seems to be compatible with DWIN mode.

[thinkyhead]

I made some cosmetic changes, but otherwise everything looks good to me. I presume you've pretty well tested all these changes since they all seem to apply to the standard Ender-3 V2. Anyway, the next release is still a way off, so if nothing is broken by my cleanup then we should be good to go.