Feat/Fix: Context-Aware UI Scaling Architecture#76
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…n sizes This commit is currently on a different branch. In order to test it, pull this branch onto your existing setup and let me know how it looks on other screen sizes. I was only able to test it on one kind of monitor. There are some inconsistencies that I noticed on the right notch, they will be fixed soon. If anyone is testing this branch. Just let me know waht you find.
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Overview
This pull request completely overhauls the UI scaling logic to support multi-monitor and multi-resolution setups (e.g., 1280x800, 4K). It replaces the global absolute pixel scaling with a dynamic, context-aware multiplier (localScale), ensuring all popups, fonts, and UI elements render proportionally on the exact screen they are opened on.
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Testing Checklist