replace the qt module and update everything from Qt5 to Qt6 #1025
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Currently, Pyzo is still written for Qt5, and the
pyzo.qtmodule converts the objects to their equivalents in Qt6.In this PR I wrote a completely new
pyzo.qtmodule that works the other way round. I converted the whole Pyzo code to directly use the newest Qt6 API, and the newpyzo.qtmodule converts the new API to older ones if someone wants/has to use PySide2 or PyQt5 for executing the Pyzo IDE.