Fixed a bug in editing scores that caused the game to erroneously mark someone as the winner.

A friend asks me from a boat in France, why are we not allowing ties to keep the game going, instead of scoring 0 points? Well ask and you shall receive. Introducing the Treble Tie. When activated, if 2 or more players are tied for first and over 100, the game continues until there is one clear winner. Roll on piggies!

Bug fixes: Made the quit button work again :nice:

While waiting for a wedding in Cabo, I received some feedback. "Sometimes you play a lot of games in a row, and you feel like that one app you use is really judging you for all the pig and dice emojis you are receiving. Why not just simplify it and do all the scoring at the end?" Well Cabo friends, ask and you shall receive. You can now bucket scoring. And then while I'm building that a friend calls and says the app is frozen, but really they didn't realize the one thing was a text input, and it wasn't obvious. Great feedback. Input areas now have a box, and certain elements also focus that box. I also made things green, and a little more compact (for future updates!). Also removed those virtual dice, because let's be real if you are downloading this app you are carrying dice.

Now with the ability to undo the rolls you added! Of course after playing during intermission of the Stanley Cup made you accidentally fat finger the roll twice, well now you no longer need to reset the roll entirely, instead you can "roll" back the score to where you need And we all have that one friend. "ArE YoU suRE yOu aDdEd mY pOIntS coRrEcTLy?" Yeah Dave, I put them all in, you just keep rolling without banking. Well, you can now show that person with the history feature, which records all rolls, and the result of each one.

This version adds a score history for each player, accessible by tapping their name in the scoreboard view. This helps updating a user should you accidentally modify their score to the wrong amount. This version also adds the ability to adjust player position in game, for example should you want to adjust who starts first, or move to a different roll if you want to keep the same order.