This reverts commit dcbf6a0e, reversing
changes made to 7df99af3.

This reverts commit 6740ddeb.

Makes fetchCompressedURL() return a (jQuery) Promise.

Note that the `HUMAN_PLAYER` (0) slot of `players` is only ever assigned to once.

FarawayVision authored 5 years ago and FarawayVision committed 5 years ago

This primarily adds a `<z-layer>` option to `meta.xml` to allow creators to
explicitly override the usual left-right opponent layering rules if absolutely necessary.

This also adds a `<dialogue-layering>` option with possible values of `over` or `under`,
to specify if the player's dialogue box should layer over or under player poses, respectively.
(TBH, this could also be made into a State attribute.)
The default value for this option is `over`.

Finally, this also tweaks the `.opponent-image` CSS so that poses are always
horizontally centered, even if they overflow their container area.

ReformCopyright authored 5 years ago and FarawayVision committed 5 years ago

Rename opponent-card and opponent-cards-container to match the classes of the child items and avoid confusion with the playing card containers on the game screen.

We don't need two now that we have display: flex; instead of display: table; and display: table-cell.

Fixes problem with <i> elements in epilogue text causing line breaks in combination with display: flex; by wrapping the text in a <span>.

A `data-character` attribute is now added to the wrapper spans used for class specifiers.
This allows for CSS rules of the form:

```css
.my-dialogue-class[data-character="my-character"] {
    /* Styling... */
}
```

This should help prevent issues due to using a shared CSS class namespace for all characters.

Unescaping of the <hr> (horizontal rule) element is now performed.
<hr> elements can be used as a divider between logically separate elements of dialogue,
such as when separating dialogue for joint characters.

The `</br>` element is now explicitly unescaped in fixupDialogue(), similarly to `<i>`.
CSS classes can now be applied to dialogue by using style specifiers.

Style specifiers consist of CSS class identifiers wrapped in curly braces (i.e. `{foo}`).
Specifiers apply the given CSS classes to all following text until the next specifier.

Internally, dialogue with specifiers applied is wrapped in `<span>` elements.

For example:
```
{class1} This text will have 'class1' applied. {class2} This text will have 'class2' applied now.
```

is transformed into a set of DOM elements equivalent to

```html
<span class="class1">This text will have class1 applied.</span>
<span class="class2">This text will have class2 applied.</span>
```

before being added to the page DOM.

`{!reset}` can be used to clear all previous applied style classes.

Collectibles now have their own special subview within the selection screen,
much like Epilogues.

Whenever a collectible is unlocked in-game, a pulsing indicator button will appear
above the player's info tab.

Clicking this will pull up a modal dialog displaying basic info on what was just collected.

Should fix game crashes with KAM (and other characters, potentially?)

To be specific: ensure character imageAreas are vertically offset by (100% - scale).

 - Much better tracking of sprite image `src` changes
 - Avoid repeated calls to onSpriteLoaded for the same sprite when changing `src`
 - Try to ensure a smoother transition between poses (not sure if this works)