Added "eReader" theme with improved contrast for e-ink screens #86
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Fixes #87
I found Mikupad shows up very badly on e-ink tablet screens due to all of the themes having non-white backgrounds.
So I added a new theme called "eReader" which:
font-family: monospaceas this seems to slow up with the crispest edges.font-size: 16pxas this too seems to be slightly crisper than the default15px(likely getting interpolated).--color-miku: #08ffor slightly better contrast.prompt-overlayuse slightly less transparency for much better contrast.Overall it looks much clearer now and even on greyscale screens the colourised-overlay is mostly interpretable.