Cleanup TableModelDialog and migrate away from deprecated JApplet #1338
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This adapts the model dialog for the JTable to make sure all modifications to the Swing widget are done in the AWT event dispatcher thread and changes the preview to use the `EmbeddedSwingComposite`, which creates an `SWT_AWT` backed by a `JRootPane`, rather than a `JApplet`. The `JApplet` class has been removed with Java 26, so this migration is strictly necessary for WindowBuilder to remain compatible with upcoming Java releases.
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This adapts the model dialog for the JTable to make sure all modifications to the Swing widget are done in the AWT event dispatcher thread and changes the preview to use the
EmbeddedSwingComposite, which creates anSWT_AWTbacked by aJRootPane, rather than aJApplet.The
JAppletclass has been removed with Java 26, so this migration is strictly necessary for WindowBuilder to remain compatible with upcoming Java releases.