The sofi.exe executable is created using PyInstaller. Specifically, we freeze
the following script:

```python
import os
import sys

# ensure the CWD is set correctly (when launched from Noah it isn't by default)
os.chdir(os.path.dirname(sys.executable))
sys.path.insert(0, ".")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    from aurora import gui

    gui.main()
```

You can replicate that by installing the dependencies specified
in the SBOM, and also running PyInstaller. If you're just
interested in running the SofiApp with a different version of
Qt (or other dependencies), it's probably easiest to run the
script above directly instead.

WARNING: While it is your right to swap out PySide6, we don't
recommend doing so. Our build artifacts are extensively verified
and validated, as we aim to meet all regulatory requirements for
medical devices. A custom build will not be compliant with these
regulations without a lot of work on your part. That means you
likely will not be allowed to use your build for medical
purposes. More importantly, we cannot guarantee the safety of the
patient when using such a build.