🎨 Palette: CLI UX Enhancements for Speed Clicker#120
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- Highlighted the "any key" interaction keyword in the start prompt.
- Colorized the countdown digits (Yellow) and "GO!" prompt (Green).
- Added a live "High Score" display to the gameplay HUD for real-time motivation.
- Refactored achievement logic ("NEW BEST!" and congratulations) to be inclusive of first-time players.
- Improved terminal UI robustness using the \033[K (Erase in Line) escape sequence.
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This PR introduces a series of micro-UX enhancements to the SPEED CLICKER CLI game to make it more engaging and polished.
Key improvements:
CLR_CTRL(Bold Yellow) to the "any key" prompt to guide user attention.| High: XX) next to the current score, providing immediate tactile reward as players surpass their record.\033[Kescape sequence for clearing lines, ensuring a flicker-free and clean UI across different terminal sizes.These changes collectively improve the "feel" of the game, making it more responsive and rewarding.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 14153131407411719788 started by @aidasofialily-cmd