Now using <input type="number" pattern="\d*" step="1"> so that
the text field will pop up the numeric keyboard on both iOS and
Android. However this makes the "size=<blah>" no longer function.
So we set a fixed size for all <input type="number"> text fields
using CSS. Kinda hackish, but it works.
* using <div> instead of <textarea> for gem verbose area, and
formatting the verbose reports using HTML
* fix some mismatched div's and (try to) reindent html (need a
better html reindenter)
* change viewport so that the page renders in large font without needing
to scroll (nowhere near "real" responsive web UI, but good enough for
now)
* use numeric keypad on all numeric entry fields
This is VERY hackish, it was literally a "gee wouldn't it be
cool if it could do this? *whip out editor and start coding like
a madman*" things. But it works (for now). Needs a lot of future
proofing (and general rewriting) though.
