EchoSight

 ### Added

  - **Elevation caret.** A small up or down caret now appears beside an arc on the ring, and next to the direction
  pointer in the subtitle panel, when a sound comes from more than 3 blocks above or below you.
  - **Fade-in.** New arcs and subtitle rows ease in over 120 ms instead of snapping onto the screen. A source that keeps
  retriggering fades in only once.
  - **Confirmation for "Reset all overrides".** The button on the per-sound screen now needs a second click within 3
  seconds, since overrides are built one sound at a time and cannot be undone.

  ### Changed

  - **Edge pulse** is now an even vignette on all four sides of the screen. The left and right edges used to be flat
  bars at a different strength.
  - **Crowded HUD keeps what matters.** When more sounds are active than the HUD can hold, the least severe are dropped
  first. Previously the oldest went first, so a burst of footsteps could push out a creeper fuse.

  ### Fixed

  - **Monochrome palette was not monochrome.** The ring and the subtitle panel stayed fully coloured whichever palette
  was selected. Monochrome now uses greys only, everywhere.
  - **Rare crash when choosing a sound's colour**, triggered by sound ids with one specific hash value.
  - **Jukeboxes could drop off the HUD** when enough hidden looping sounds (cave ambience, minecarts) were playing at
  the same time.
  - **A record started while EchoSight was toggled off** did not appear after turning it back on.
  - **Changing the system clock** (or a daylight-saving step) could expire every ping at once or freeze them on screen.
  - **Long subtitles could run past the left edge of the screen** when the panel font scale was above 1.0.
  - **Footer buttons on the per-sound screen** ran off both edges in narrow windows or at a large GUI scale.

  ### Performance

  - Sound capture no longer waits on the renderer for every sound played.
  - The subtitle panel no longer rebuilds its text every frame.
  - Ring arcs are drawn with far fewer matrix operations, and the ring allocates nothing per arc.