Describe the bug
It opens a new window however it should give it in the same cmd/application (it might get a bit complex in intergrrated terminals) and option to open new or try to intergrate or merge in a existing gui/tkinter window object

And, there can be a event or "str" method in the taskbar progress class that returns true if its self.state == "done" and false vice versa. The example.py keeps saying close me, there should be event so that it will stop saying and exit as its closed.

• you can close your python app and progress window keeps running

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• Version [e.g. 22]

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Describe the bug
Somehow the setState 'warning' state behaves differently than the 'error' state.

To Reproduce
I have the following code:

import time
import PyTaskbar
TaskBarStatus = PyTaskbar.Progress()
TaskBarStatus.init()

for i in range(20):
    time.sleep(0.7)
    TaskBarStatus.setProgress(100)
    TaskBarStatus.setState('error')
    time.sleep(0.7)
    TaskBarStatus.setProgress(100)
    TaskBarStatus.setState('warning')
    time.sleep(0.7)
    TaskBarStatus.setState('normal')
    
input("Press Enter to continue...")

Expected behavior
This piece of code should make my taskbar flash red and yellow while keeping the bar full.

Screenshots
Only the yellow warning state is being affected by the previous setProgress instruction.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10 (latest updates)

Describe the bug
When using this on Windows Terminal, instead of making a progress bar on the Windows Terminal process, it opens an OpenConsole.exe window instead

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Simply run python install.py while being in Windows Terminal

Expected behavior
The windows terminal window gets the progress bar, not opencolse

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Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows 10 21H2 Pro / Windows 10 2004 Enterprise (Windows Sandbox)
• Windows Terminal installed via Scoop / Unpacked msix

Looks like the community likes this project. I switched to Linux about a year ago, so I can't really work on this project anymore since I don't have a windows machine.
I'm looking for maintainers for this project who use windows and know python. You can also improve the readme and the docs, since the ones I made are terrible.

Thanks,
N3RDIUM.