19741f489b
- Scoreboard overlay driven by video.currentTime (scores/ticker/timeline as pure
functions of playback time; scrub-back removes points; slow-mo doesn't affect).
- Score bar + timeline + VS intro rendered verbatim from the design handoff
(drafts/score-bar.html, drafts/vs-screen.html) — only {{ }} data holes filled.
- Fixed 1150 px design canvas scaled to any player size via ResizeObserver so
the design's pixel-perfect measurements survive at every player width.
- Gear-menu injection adds a "Scoreboard" section with 7 toggle rows (Score bar,
Live scoring feed, Match info, Point timeline, Club logos, Country flags,
Penalties) using a custom 26x14 track/knob toggle matching the design.
Persists per user in localStorage['msb_prefs']; penalties defaults off.
- VS card fades in on first play of a session (skippable by click/tap/key,
2 s hold then 0.5 s fade); skipped entirely when no athlete metadata.
- SportsMatch::headerData() extended to expose sport, headshots, club logos,
division, format, match_date and per-video scoreboard defaults from existing
JSON columns (no schema migration).
- Every missing field hides its element (no "NOT SET" placeholders); athlete
name falls back to RED/BLUE per brief.
- Pushed .replay-badge down from top:2.5cqi to top:8cqi so it clears the
new KARATE KUMITE identity block.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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