Add the Dynamic FPS Counter: Over 30: green, Below 30: Yellow, Below 20: Red.#582
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FrameRating.java — FPS text, frametime numeric text, and the frametime graph line now use a new
fpsColor()helper that returns:Green (
C_FPS_OK) when FPS ≥ 30Yellow (
C_WARM) when 20 ≤ FPS < 30Red (
C_HOT) when FPS < 20PerformanceHud.kt — The Compose overlay's FPS gauge ring and
frametime (ms) gauge ring use the same threshold logic via
fpsColor():Green: ≥ 30 FPS
Yellow: 20–30 FPS
Red: < 20 FPS
No FPS calculation, layout, or logic was touched — only the color selection.