Rename "install mods" and "uninstall mods" to better reflect what they do #232
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- Rename "Install mods" -> "Apply changes" to be less confusing. - Rename "Uninstall mods" -> "Uninstall hook and mods". - Added hover text for both buttons to help explain what they do.
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A common confusion for new mint users is that they don't remember to click "Install mods" after modifying the active mod profile. "Install mods" is probably confusing because it could ambiguously imply only a one-time installation is required, whereas the user actually needs to click "Install mods" on every change.
A future improvement could have the GUI and/or state track modifications to the active profile and mark GUI as "dirty" and highlight "Apply changes", but I'll keep this PR simple and rename the button as a first step.
Closes #230.