🎨 Palette: Comma-formatted score display in Speed Clicker

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🎨 Palette: Comma-formatted score display in Speed Clicker

💡 What:

Introduced thousands-separator comma formatting (1,234 instead of 1234) for all score and high-score displays in the Speed Clicker game interface, and enhanced the "NEW BEST!" notification to display the previous record's value as context (e.g., NEW BEST! 🥳 (was 1,500)).

🎯 Why:

Large numbers are notoriously difficult to read quickly in high-speed, real-time terminal environments. Adding thousands separators improves instant readability for players. Furthermore, providing context about what their previous high score was highlights the magnitude of their achievement and creates a more delightful experience.

♿ Accessibility & Readability:

• Commas separate digits into readable thousands blocks, benefiting users with cognitive load constraints or low vision.
• Displays the previous score directly within the live HUD upon breaking a personal best to minimize memory load for the user.

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