Allow user to choose their own mp3/wav files (see what Qt 5.15.x supports) as the buzzer.

1. Learn QML. Pay special attention to how to share data between C++ and QML (using Qt meta object system and Qt's model view framework, mostly). Don't write any permanent changes to the current app yet (either do learning/PoC programs from scratch, or make a throw-away branch of current code).

2. Modify current C++-only code to decouple GUI and business logic more (if needed, but I assume it is), using what you learned above about C++-QML interoperability. Concentrate on making the business logic separate, with minimal GUI code changes (because those are going be thrown away eventually).

3. Convert some parts of the current GUI to QML in QQuickView widgets. Keep the overall widget based GUI structure for now, but aim for these pieces of QML UI to be as final as you can easily make them. Go as far as you practically can with this conversion, keeping the program fully functional. Also, this step is a continuation of step 2 in separating the business logic from UI, but now you got actual QML to work against, so you will discover new things you must change.

4. If it is feasible to make it all be QML, then do a final push and get rid of the widgets entirely. If there are some parts of UI which just won't be feasible to re-write in QML, then just complete step 3 by converting everything you want to convert.

The old .pro file way was working, but haven't figure out how to replicate that with CMake yet:

win32 {
  CONFIG += windows
  RC_ICONS = openroll.ico
  QMAKE_TARGET_COMPANY = "Barker Software"
  QMAKE_TARGET_DESCRIPTION = "Brazilian jiu-jitsu match timer and scoreboard using IBJJF ruleset."
  QMAKE_TARGET_COPYRIGHT = 2019
  QMAKE_TARGET_PRODUCT = "Openroll"
}

Using lcd display we can more easily update the time without doing the match using QTime class which handles most of the details for us, and reduces a lot of code.

Remove download section, will be taken care of with github pages when setup. For now Release section on sidebar right
serves as download area.