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Caution Review failedThe pull request is closed. WalkthroughAdds OS-conditional rendering for the bottom instruction text in Menu::display: Linux builds show ASCII "[^/v]: navigate - [ENTER]: select"; non-Linux builds keep Unicode "[↑/↓]: navigate - [ENTER]: select". No other logic or layout changes. Changes
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This pull request introduces a platform-specific improvement to the user interface instructions in the
Menu::displaymethod. The code now displays navigation instructions tailored to Linux systems, enhancing clarity for users depending on their operating system.User interface improvements:
src/Menu.cpp: Added conditional logic to display navigation instructions as[^/v]: navigate - [ENTER]: selectfor Linux systems, and[↑/↓]: navigate - [ENTER]: selectfor other platforms.Summary by CodeRabbit