feat: Support client-side rendering for PPTX and PPT files

[spider-yamet]

Related Issue

Closes #1339

Description

This PR adds client-side rendering for PPTX (and PPT) files in the Agent Folder, as requested in #1339.

What changed:

• Data path: Main process exposes getFileAsDataUrl(path, type?) (in FileReader) so the renderer receives raw PPTX bytes as a data URL. Remote URLs are downloaded to a temp path first, then read and returned as a data URL.
• IPC: New get-file-dataurl handler and getFileAsDataUrl on electronAPI; preload and electron.d.ts updated.
• Viewer: New PptxViewer component (lazy-loaded) that decodes the data URL, parses the PPTX in the renderer with JSZip and the browser’s DOMParser, and renders slides with a filmstrip and prev/next controls.
• Folder flow: When a user selects a PPTX file, the app calls get-file-dataurl instead of open-file; content area shows PptxViewer when content is a data URL. If IPC is unavailable (e.g. browser-only), a short message explains that PPTX preview is available in the desktop app.
• Dependency: Added jszip for browser-safe PPTX unzip in the renderer.

Why: Preview was previously done in the main process (text-only HTML). Moving to client-side rendering matches the PDF pattern (raw bytes → renderer), supports remote files via the same path, and allows a proper slide-by-slide UI. Legacy .ppt is out of scope for this change.

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[spider-yamet]

PPT file

PPT renderer

[spider-yamet]

Please review my PR, @bytecii , @Wendong-Fan

[spider-yamet]

@bytecii @Wendong-Fan could you please review this PR?

[spider-yamet]

@bytecii @Wendong-Fan could you please review this PR?

[spider-yamet]

@fengju0213 could you please review this pr?

[4pmtong]

Thanks @spider-yamet for your contribution and your patience! Sorry for the delayed response — I'll do a detailed code review next and will follow up soon.

[spider-yamet]

Thanks for your response, @4pmtong , I am waiting for review :)

[4pmtong]

Hi @spider-yamet, thanks for contributing the PPTX preview feature.
When testing it, I noticed some rendering issues (e.g., black boxes and inconsistent fonts/colors). This is likely due to:
Missing fonts, which can make text appear as black rectangles
Limited support for complex OOXML (themes, gradients, etc.)
Do you think we could look into alternative libraries for better fidelity? A couple of options I came across:
@docmentis/udoc-viewer, pptx-preview.js, @kandiforge/pptx-renderer

Would you be open to evaluating one of these or another similar library? Happy to discuss further.

[spider-yamet]

@4pmtong Thanks for your feedback

for better fidelity: @docmentis/udoc-viewer — open license, WASM-based engine, optional font loading, client-side, PDF+PPTX+images.

And other pptx-preview and @kandiforge/pptx-renderer has some restrictive terms on source and redistribution, so I think we can consider @docmentis/udoc-viewer..

let me know your opinion :)

[4pmtong]

@spider-yamet @docmentis/udoc-viewer looks good to me, can try it.

[spider-yamet]

Hi @4pmtong Updated by using @docmentis/udoc-viewer, please check :)