This means you should be able to type the singular
or the plural form for most units now.

This also adds an option to enable editing *any* attribute

Custom attributes will take string input and then decide if it is an acceptable
type of unit.

This also consolidates some stuff related to updating CSS properties
into a single function.

This reverts commit 8b1f7ef612.

This reverts commit af3991d5f2.

Also allow views without a form to show up on
every form.

Also fixes a bug with default form sizes

Also corrects a bug with the rendering of flipped entities

Also fix a bug where allForms-tagged sizes would have their
default flag ignored

This reduces duplication for characters that have many equally-sized macro sizes for
their various forms.

This sets the unit that the attribute will be shown with. It
uses the same mechanism that's used to remember what units
you had selected.

The ground now defaults to very-low, not bottom.
Zoom-on-add defaults to off.

This allows for multiple filters to be applied simultaneously. This commit
also moves some misc stuff, like the help and donate buttons, into a new
info menu. This also fixes touches outside of a popout menu not causing
the menu to close.

Also update the scripts to support tagging entities
with masses and volumes.

They were being drawn too large when taking a screenshot

Kleiber's Law dictates that metabolic rate scales
with the 3/4ths power of mass, rather than linearly.

Outlines are expensive to render, since they require a blur of
a drop shadow. They're still available, but the default is
now to just brighten them and turn them sepia

This turns into horizontal scroll input, so we just
use deltaX when shift is held.

Drawing an SVGImageElement to a canvas goes haywire. This checks for
that behavior and warns about it, and turns off the fine-grained
selection logic.

This fixes the ultra-fast scrolling that was happening in Safari.
It also makes scrolling more consistent in general.

I forgot to undo some changes to the drawImage logic oops

The click-test code skips the pixel test in Safari, since
drawing SVGs to a canvas is, apparently, a buggy mess.
This also adds a bunch of -webkit-user-select properties
to make things unselectable in Safari.

Some event listeners were being set up instantly, rather than
after the document was fully loaded. This caused them to try
to access a canvas before it was ready, spitting out an error.
The relevant code is now in the DOMContentLoaded block.