* refactor: Optimized storage aggregation
+ The storage aggregation logic doesn't account more complex storage
setups and relied too much on risky string parsing to guess where
partitions are. For example, in my case, I had a LUKS-encrypted drive
which lives inside a "crypt," because it couldn't match the type (it
only matched "disk" and "part"), it did not include my entire drive at
all. Also, Linux devices names aren't always predictable (take mapper
devices or complex NVMe paths), so if the RegEx doesn't match the name
of those devices, the data just dissapears.
I decided to go for a JSON approach making the code shorter and safer.
Everything should work about the same.
* systemusage: More intuitive filtering for storage devices
+ Removes "useless" drives from being show on the storage dashboard
+ Prioritizes the root disk to be shown first
* refactor: formatted code properly
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