[ENHANCEMENT] Smoother Health Bar and use OUTLINE_FAST for Score Text Outline [FIXED, AGAIN] #4031
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Jan 25, 2025
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Redo, AGAIN, of PR #3680 and PR #4021 because I'm an absolute genius and don't know how to use git that well. Same ordeal as the last 2, just actually proper.
below is the original description:
The healthbar is currently choppy, and doesn't smoothly line up with the lerp and health icon positions. This fixes this by giving the healthbar the same number of divisions as its width in pixels (effectively the maximum that fit in the space of the healthbar).
This PR also switches the FlxTextBorderStyle of scoreText from OUTLINE to OUTLINE_FAST, which is not noticeable visually (especially with the pixel font that scoreText uses) and is slightly more optimized.