Higher quality README screenshots #2172
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This commit adjusts the calculator screenshot to be smaller horizontally
tian-lt
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May 28, 2024
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Fixes #Na
No issue as it is just a minor cosmetic change
Description of the changes:
Both docs/Images/CalculatorScreenshot.png and docs/Images/VSInstallationScreenshot.png were adjusted to be higher quality.
The README was adjusted to make the calculator screenshot have a reasonable size. These images were made with ShareX, for transparent screenshots, and GIMP, to make the side margins equal. Both are captured on a 2560x1440 display with 150% scaling
How changes were validated:
Manual testing via decreasing the browser resolution and increasing it to see how the README responds, and also changing zoom. Tested on Microsoft Edge and Firefox, both work as intended