UI improvements #22
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UI improvements #22
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Also compressed all the tables by removing row spaces. I think this makes everything look better and takes up way less space.
The main scoreboard now displays the line score and box score in a vertical split. The line score is also used to highlight which team is being displayed in the boxscore.
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- Can input `today` to switch to current day. - An invalid input will change the border to red.
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Miscellaneous UI improvements. The headliner is switching from a stacked layout in the
Scoreboardtab to a side-by-side. With the extra space, the box score is now shown in this tab as well. Consequently, in theGamedaytab, the box score is now turned off by default.Another notable improvement is contraints for the strikezone. This prevents it from becoming very stretched looking, as described in issue #9.