Improve preflight checklist usability #12212
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When performing the preflight checklist, it is often necessary to close it at certain steps to complete some of the checks. However, when it got closed and reopened, its state was lost and all completed checks had to be manually re-checked. This commit wraps the checklist component in a loader, so that once its first opened, it stays loaded and keeps its state.
Made it possible to set manual checklist buttons back to the pending state, so that in case of an accidental click, the check can be undone without resetting the entire checklist and having to go through it again.
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Improve preflight checklist usability
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