Loading images and calibration files

@Mabula-admin
You know I've been using APP for many years and in my opinion it is by far the best stacking program out there. However, there is always room for improvement.
What I wish to see is a much faster and smoother way to load images, lights, darks and flats. It should be possible to load all of the above based on a folder structure. The attached image below show the folder structure I use for another stacking program. All I have to do is to select the target folder (or any one of the combo folders) and everything is loaded in about 15 sec.
Here is some explanation to the folder structure:
1st level: The target name, obviously.
2nd level: The combo are my two telescopes/cameras. This folder level would substitute sessions 1 and 2. (The combo word does not need to be there, and if only one telescope/camera is used this level could be skipped entirely if the user so wish). On this level the user would normally locate lights, darks, flats (and dark flats/bias as required.) A folder containing the BPM could also be here if already created.
Since there is already a routine in place within APP to differentiate between master files and non-master files it is probably not required having to define this at folder level. However, having to do so would not be a hassel.
3rd level: I prefer to let NINA create a new lights folder for each night, but that would be entirely up to the user. There is actually no real reason to do this except if the user needs to create new flats/dark flats for each night. If so the flats/dark flats folder must be created at this level. In this case each date (folder) would be a new session to keep track of which flats belongs to which lights. Personally I would have liked to see the folder name instead of session 1, 2, 3 etc. in the final integration.
Finally, everything is grouped on combo (if created), filter and sessions (if applicable). Regarding filter names, in the program where I'm using this folder structure B, Blu and Blue would be interpreted as three different filters. It would be the users responsibility to make sure that a filter is named the same throughout.
If anything is unclear (probably) I'd be happy to elaborate.
Note that all of the above is about loading images and calibration. It will not affect the rest of the stacking process.

Please forgive this very lengthy, detailed proposal. I hope you will consider putting this on your "to do" list. It would make APP even more attractive.