fix: Use diffcalc for star rating in /relax top#1003
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Good catch with the sorting issue. I think it's best to remove the sorting option by star rating entirely then unfortunately.
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Enables use of diffcalc for
/relax topas Relaxation Vault does not return star rating with mods applied. Currently done per-page instead of precalculating for all pages at once as Vault's API isn't paginated and I'm slightly worried about having to calculate a thousand scores on top of having to actually retrieve them in the first placeImportant caveat - this potentially affects sorting by star rating, but I'm not sure how to fix that without allowing the previous issue to persist, as if you calculate only a portion of scores (e.g. 100 at a time), some might slip through anyway