Both were mine, from the scoreboard units:
- ScoreboardLayout.FitLine null-forgave tileWidths on one expression and then iterated the field
anyway; it now binds a non-null local once and uses that throughout.
- the output resolver dereferenced _scoreboardPresenter, which is assigned in InitScoreboard — it
is nullable by construction, so the resolver reads '?.' exactly like the other optional services.
Clean build, 0 warnings, scoreboard tests green.
Adds SourceType.Scoreboard with the same per-scene eye toggle, drag and presence as every other
element — 'prominent on BRB, dialled back on Live' is geometry, not a second mechanism. Default
geometry is the strip: 1920 wide, 56 tall, bottom edge.
The output resolver returns the presenter's cached frame exactly like the chat box and alert box do,
and every session start clears the tallies. Preview publication writes one shared WriteableBitmap on
the UI thread (the pump thread must never touch one), refreshed only when a displayed value moves.
Guard: ScoreboardLayerTests pins the enum member, the geometry constants, the resolver case and the
session hook, so the layer cannot quietly become a special widget.