Small visual improvements.

Version 1.2 fixes the forecast table. The high and low temperatures could be cut off when text was turned up, when Bold Text was switched on, or under Display Zoom. That column now takes the room the shorter columns do not need, so the reading stays whole. If a forecast still cannot fit the width, it becomes one entry per line rather than trimming anything. Every reading now stays whole at every text size, with or without Bold Text.

Version 1.1 adds the sun and the moon. - The UV index, with its exposure band from Low through Extreme - Sunrise and sunset for the city you are viewing - The moon phase, named and shown at all times - A weather key that explains every forecast icon and colour Times are now shown in the city's own time zone. A saved city on the other side of the world reads in its own hours. The forecast icons are simpler as well. A sun or a moon appears only when the sky is clear enough to show one, so rain and cloud look the same by day and by night. Larger text sizes lay out properly now. Nothing is cut off at any size, and at the biggest sizes each reading takes a line of its own.