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Add scrolling headers for Tank Compare

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Currently, labels in tank compare are too long, which take up too much room and makes the statistic comparison difficult to see all in one page. Several solutions:

Create subtypes for certain statistics.
So instead of:

• Dispersion
• Dispersion moving
• Dispersion hull traversing
• Dispersion turret traversing
• etc...

Do this:

• DISPERSION (header)
• base
• moving
• hull traverse
• turret traverse

This would massively reduce the space necessary for a bunch of words which essentially just take up hella room. You should also do this for stats which are separated by ground resistance. Instead of doing "traverse speed on X terrain" just do a header with hard medium soft below. This applies to p/w (you can just abbreviate this as well tbh, and make a dropdown with the full name when people tap / hover on it), camo values (moving, stationary, shooting, on fire etc.)

The space between the row of numbers / labels and the lines are massive. Squishing them down would make it easier to take screenshots or look at the entire stat category at once instead of continuously scrolling up and down
In the space where there is a single stat in the tank compare, blitzstars fits 2 or 3 rows

This applies to statistics for both tank compare and tankopedia.

Minor thing: "Fire" IMO could just be "firepower"

Under the firepower header, several things should be cleaned up and reorganized into their own sub-categories:

• Items that are related to what shell the tank is firing should be in its own category. You could just label it "shell" and put the shell selector beside it in the tankopedia
• Items that are related to gun handling should be in its own category as well.

You could also separate hard stats from soft stats entirely (this is what blitzhangar does). Do the above, but completely separate gun handling, and put it under its own header separate from "firepower"

Either way, the main issue with "Fire" is that compared to maneuverability and survivability, it's a huge massive category with a bunch of unformatted stats which makes it hard to instantly identify what you want to look at. Having a bit more formatting here with the proper indentations would make both tank compare and tankopedia much easier to read