🎨 Palette: Add thousands separators and achievement context#243
🎨 Palette: Add thousands separators and achievement context#243aidasofialily-cmd wants to merge 1 commit into
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- Implemented `formatWithCommas` for readable score displays. - Updated HUD with consistent Bold Cyan coloring for scores. - Enhanced game-over screen to display previous personal best. - Fixed terminal color bleed with explicit reset macros. Co-authored-by: aidasofialily-cmd <247843425+aidasofialily-cmd@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Added thousands-separator formatting for all score displays and enhanced the game-over screen to show the previous personal best when a new record is achieved. Also standardized HUD colors and fixed potential color bleed.
🎯 Why: As scores escalate, they become harder to read at a glance; commas improve immediate readability. Providing the previous best score on the game-over screen gives players meaningful achievement context.
♿ Accessibility: Improved visual contrast and clarity by colorizing both labels and values consistently in the HUD, and ensured terminal state is cleanly reset to prevent color-blindness-unfriendly color bleed in the user's shell.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 5773720821678146816 started by @aidasofialily-cmd