Qt: Group OSD Checkboxes

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Description of Changes

Done some preliminary work on grouping all the OSD checkboxes including the new ones in a better to glance 3 column viewscreen.

Split from #12642 which had system time and date on top

Rationale behind Changes

Easier to group and glance at, ADHD brain doesn't help.

Currently on master looks like this:

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[TheTechnician27]

With not a lot of used space in the center column, it seems like the Warnings for User group is better-placed underneath the System Information one. This is even accounting for #12642, as it still better balances the column lengths.

[RedDevilus]

With not a lot of used space in the center column, it seems like the Warnings for User group is better-placed underneath the System Information one. This is even accounting for #12642, as it still better balances the column lengths.

It's going to be padded out and also the issue is that people will tend to uncheck it from middle column, but I do get it's less crowded in middle section.

[dezraj]

Hello developers! I have some suggestions for this modification.

1- In "Settings and Inputs", perhaps you could briefly clarify which "indicators" and "settings" are shown when we tick those options. Currently they look generic, and a little confusing because there are other options related to "settings". I am a little acquainted with emulators and I actually don't know what "settings" and "indicators" in those options really refer to, imagine someone who is using PCSX2 for the first time...

2- Maybe you could rearrange the "Warn about unsafe settings" section in a different way, like this:

I relocated it to "Settings and Inputs" since it is an option related to settings. I also renamed it using "show" to keep syntactic parallelism with the other settings. Finally, I placed this column in the middle to balance the visual difference between the three sections. Now the columns are organized from the most populated to the least one.

This organization may potentially draw more attention to the "System Information" column, since it is the smaller column and placed in the border look more branched from the others.

But the "unsafe settings" warning could also be placed in the last column, like this:

Anyway, I hope those suggestions can be of any use.

Thank you for your work.