Given that it changes the "capture" button from
single image acquisition to a long running scan,
I think it's less confusing if the "scan capture" setting
is not remembered across page refreshes.
Saving default to local storage has a problem:
if you have ticked "scan", the section is not
visible by default so it's easy to start a scan
by accident. I've now forced it to be open if
the scanCapture checkbox is true.
GPU preview and MJPEG stream settings are now persisted
using localStorage. The old code that disabled
the stream for local connections now
just sets the initial/default value.
The initialisation of stream settings is now done
in the created() method of streamContent.vue.
I've eliminated the "globalsafetogglepreview" event
in favour of watching the store.
Reset tour button resets the local storage used to mark the tour
as done.
Overriding the origin can now be done with a query string.
This will load the store with the new origin from the start,
so might be better for testing some things.
I'm not worried about unexpected bugs, as it is quite obvious
from the URL what's going on.
Specifying overrideOrigin in the URL now
sets up the store with the modified origin.
This is intended for development, and makes it
much less annoying to develop with a Vue dev server.
I've added buttons to perform the separate calibrations (gain, AWB)
under the full recalibrate link.
It would be really nice to have a modal dialog though.
I also increased the precision of the numbers, which makes the step
buttons annoyingly useless but allows floating point
values without validation errors.
It doesn't make sense to allow fewer than 1 image in any dimension
of a scan. Currently, supplying 0 gives a division by zero error.
I've added min="1" to each control.
The tour pop-ups were getting stuck in the tab icon container.
Explicitly specifying that they could overflow said container,
and setting them to show to the right, seems to have fixed this issue.
