v3.4.12 Select two drivers for persistent comparison in race sessions

Notable

New functionality to select two drivers in the Timing Tower during Race sessions for a persistent comparison. Closes #126.
- Selecting drivers with the C key with your cursor (up/down arrows) will update the bottom panel with a persistent comparison chart for those two drivers.
- This allows you to keep tabs on a battle between two drivers even if they aren't next to each other on track.
Re-add pit-stop times to the the strategy page. This data is only available if you import an already completed session, and is not available live. Closes #127.
On macOS, when using undercutf1 login, the opened WebView now support basic keyboard shortcuts (e.g. copy/paste)
On macOS/Windows, prevent the display from sleeping whilst undercutf1 is running.
- This should help avoid accidental sleeps causing disconnects, and of course keep the screen visible during the session despite your sleep settings.
- This feature is opt-in, and can be enabled by adding "preventDisplaySleep": true to your config file or passing at the command line. See https://github.com/JustAman62/undercut-f1#configuration for configuration documentation.

New functionality to select two drivers in the Timing Tower during Race sessions for a persistent comparison. Closes #126.
- Selecting drivers with the C key with your cursor (up/down arrows) will update the bottom panel with a persistent comparison chart for those two drivers.
- This allows you to keep tabs on a battle between two drivers even if they aren't next to each other on track.
Re-add pit-stop times to the the strategy page. This data is only available if you import an already completed session, and is not available live. Closes #127.
On macOS, when using undercutf1 login, the opened WebView now support basic keyboard shortcuts (e.g. copy/paste)
On macOS/Windows, prevent the display from sleeping whilst undercutf1 is running.
- This should help avoid accidental sleeps causing disconnects, and of course keep the screen visible during the session despite your sleep settings.
- This feature is opt-in, and can be enabled by adding "preventDisplaySleep": true to your config file or passing at the command line. See https://github.com/JustAman62/undercut-f1#configuration for configuration documentation.