Change the "timer" in Zen Mode to count up from 0#52
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Aztro-dev wants to merge 1 commit intoakshayravikumar:masterfrom
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Change the "timer" in Zen Mode to count up from 0#52Aztro-dev wants to merge 1 commit intoakshayravikumar:masterfrom
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I spent a long time in zen mode (doing over 100 questions), and wanted to see how much time I had spent, but I only found the infinity sign for a timer.
I'd rather the timer actually count up so I can see how much of my life I have wasted typing LaTeX equations
I also modified the
.gitignoreto include.DS_Storefiles, which are files automatically generated on Macs when opening up finder (they are used to determine the layouts of the files and folders)