Add per-device mirror mode for Remote teleprompter view - #52
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Remote viewers on teleprompter glass need the script flipped horizontally. Adds a Mirror control to the remote view that flips the reading surface with scaleX(-1). It sits above every screen, including the waiting screen, so a rig can be set up before the prompter starts, and it stays unflipped itself so it remains legible and tappable. The choice is stored per browser in localStorage, and ?mirror=1 / ?mirror=0 presets a device from a QR code or bookmark. Builds on the approach in #52 by voicaandrei. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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scaleX(-1)on the remote view?mirror=1and?mirror=0Scope
Testing