feat(ui): enhance settings modal styling and add priority tags tabs

- Rename `.settings-open-location-button` to `.settings-action-link` for better semantic meaning
- Add enhanced hover/focus states with accent colors and border transitions
- Implement tabbed interface for priority tags with LoRA, checkpoint, and embedding sections
- Improve input styling with consistent error states and example code formatting
- Remove deprecated grid layout in favor of tab-based organization
- Add responsive tab navigation with proper focus management and visual feedback

docs/priority_tags_help.md

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+# Priority Tags Configuration Guide
+
+This guide explains how to tailor the tag priority order that powers folder naming and tag suggestions in the LoRA Manager. You only need to edit the comma-separated list of entries shown in the **Priority Tags** field for each model type.
+
+## 1. Pick the Model Type
+
+In the **Priority Tags** dialog you will find one tab per model type (LoRA, Checkpoint, Embedding). Select the tab you want to update; changes on one tab do not affect the others.
+
+## 2. Edit the Entry List
+
+Inside the textarea you will see a line similar to:
+
+```
+character, concept, style(toon|toon_style)
+```
+
+This entire line is the **entry list**. Replace it with your own ordered list.
+
+### Entry Rules
+
+Each entry is separated by a comma, in order from highest to lowest priority:
+
+- **Canonical tag only:** `realistic`
+- **Canonical tag with aliases:** `character(char|chars)`
+
+Aliases live inside `()` and are separated with `|`. The canonical name is what appears in folder names and UI suggestions when any of the aliases are detected. Matching is case-insensitive.
+
+## 3. Save the Settings
+
+After editing the entry list, press **Enter** to save. Use **Shift+Enter** whenever you need a new line. Clicking outside the field also saves automatically. A success toast confirms the update.
+
+## Examples
+
+| Goal | Entry List |
+| --- | --- |
+| Prefer people over styles | `character, portraits, style(anime\|toon)` |
+| Group sci-fi variants | `sci-fi(scifi\|science_fiction), cyberpunk(cyber\|punk)` |
+| Alias shorthand tags | `realistic(real\|realisim), photorealistic(photo_real)` |
+
+## Tips
+
+- Keep canonical names short and meaningful—they become folder names.
+- Place the most important categories first; the first match wins.
+- Avoid duplicate canonical names within the same list; only the first instance is used.
+
+## Troubleshooting
+
+- **Unexpected folder name?** Check that the canonical name you want is placed before other matches.
+- **Alias not working?** Ensure the alias is inside parentheses and separated with `|`, e.g. `character(char|chars)`.
+- **Validation error?** Look for missing parentheses or stray commas. Each entry must follow the `canonical(alias|alias)` pattern or just `canonical`.
+
+With these basics you can quickly adapt Priority Tags to match your library’s organization style.