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feat(test): add flashing timer style (@gianpena) #7139
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This is beautiful Gian. |
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Changes requested on discord.
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as opposed to displayTime which could be in m:ss format and therefore will not play nicely with parseInt
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Thanks
### Description This copies the existing `text` timerstyle except on timed modes, where it will only show the remaining progress (seconds) on every 15th second (shows on 1:00, 45, 30, 15 and 0). The motivation for this addition was that I wanted a middle ground between the `text` timerstyle (in my opinion just a _little_ too distracting) and no live progress indicator at all (I lose track of how much time remains in the test), and I believe this achieves that middle ground. --------- Co-authored-by: Miodec <[email protected]>


Description
This copies the existing
texttimerstyle except on timed modes, where it will only show the remaining progress (seconds) on every 15th second (shows on 1:00, 45, 30, 15 and 0).The motivation for this addition was that I wanted a middle ground between the
texttimerstyle (in my opinion just a little too distracting) and no live progress indicator at all (I lose track of how much time remains in the test), and I believe this achieves that middle ground.