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Oops.

For example CLI_Timer.exe P c will only prompt you to enter a time.
I will fix this later (when I can be bothered I spent too long on this)

Uhhhhh idk.

Probably the best way would be to have a function like void update_cache(std::queue<std::string>* cache)
Which will check if cache is not empty.
     | If empty, fill it with an amount of scrambles (maybe min(Args.scrambleCount, 12) but the 12 could be higher)
     | If not empty, push back a scramble

This function will run on a separate thread.

The cache will be popped every output.

It will be used like: CLI_Timer 3 -MBLD{n} c where {n} is used to denote the amount of cubes being solved blind.
Note: --count{n} isn't used for the puzzle count.

So that --seed works.

Or smth like that idk...

ill figure it out tomorrow.

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Gl bro

Come on, lets add one more feature and NOT give up.

Whe you enter in a time like 2.2 it will think you entered in 0.22.

Images as proof:

There ..... there shouldn't be a space at the end. It works normally for the mean.

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Because of the bottom scramble:

In which there are only 4 (four) wide moves.

I think I might make a scramble a vector of moves (with the .base and .direction parts being initiated) and then randomly go through the vector and add (some number of) wide moves for random moves.

#28

You added --no_format doc'd it in help but not in README.md.

do it.