Fixed display of multiline network status labels

[atlast-50]

Fixes #6. As connections might be on multiple lines to keep the position of the 'OK' and 'Disconnected' labels consistent I've split that into a separate label that's right justified, and also colored it green or red respectively because colors are nice :)

How things look with this PR:

[Capkirk123]

@eggrobin Looks good to me. Any opinions?

[eggrobin]

Suggested change

	var okStyle = new GUIStyle(Style.RightAligned(GUI.skin.label)){
	focused = {
	textColor = XKCDColors.Lime
	},
	normal = {
	textColor = XKCDColors.Lime
	}
	};
	var okStyle = Style.RightAligned(GUI.skin.label);

Let’s not create ad hoc new styles with new colours in the middle of the rendering like that. Just use the error style for disconnected, and the default colour for OK.

[Capkirk123]

Seems to work as advertised. @eggrobin any objections to merging?

[eggrobin]

@eggrobin any objections to merging?

Yes, the code style is all over the place (this codebase uses snake_case and consistently avoids using directives for UnityEngine). I’ll fix it.

[pleroy]

On unrelated news, the work Disconnected is improperly aligned vertically (the same probably holds for the word OK but that's harder to see).

Pleeease get the styles from Principia's style.cs.

[eggrobin]

the work Disconnected is improperly aligned vertically

How so?

Pleeease get the styles from Principia's style.cs.

It comes from there, this uses principia.ksp_plugin_adapter.Style.RightAligned.

[pleroy]

This is the screen capture in the first comment, zoomed 4× with a guide:

[eggrobin]

Ah yes, the Multiline style is upper-left aligned, whereas the RightAligned style is middle-right…

[pleroy]

In Principia we set GUILayoutHeight(4) for multiline styles. It also avoids truncating the descenders of the J and g.

[eggrobin]

In Principia we set GUILayoutHeight(4) for multiline styles

That seems specific to the reference frame description. But yes, we should do something about that Iamesburɑ in the screenshot.

[Capkirk123]

Is this acceptable now?

[eggrobin]

No, we still need to do something about the alignment and the clipping of single-line text, see the discussion above.