HDR-Helper v1.2.0.0

- WCG (Wide Color Gamut) is now toggled accordingly when switching.
- SDR to HDR conversion brightness level can now also be adjusted in nits.
- Migrated temporary brightness level value to /tmp as it's more appropriate than in ~/.config.
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# Copy this file into ~/.config/hdr-helper
#
# # Example Value | Description
# #---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
MONITOR= # DP-1 | Enter your monitor ID from xrandr.
NATIVE_RES= # 3440x1440@165 | Enter your native monitor resolution followed by the refresh rate
TEMP_RES= # 2560x1440@144 | Enter a different resolution or refresh rate from your native.
SDR_TARGET_BRIGHTNESS=0 # 100 | Enter a target SDR brightness level for your display when in HDR mode [0,1-100].
# 0 | Default
# # Example Value | Description
# #---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
MONITOR= # DP-1 | Enter your monitor ID from xrandr.
NATIVE_RES= # 3440x1440@165 | Enter your native monitor resolution followed by the refresh rate
TEMP_RES= # 2560x1440@144 | Enter a different resolution or refresh rate from your native.
#SDR_TARGET_BRIGHTNESS=0 # 100 | Enter a target SDR brightness level for your display when in HDR mode [0,1-100].
#SDR_TARGET_BRIGHTNESS_NITS= # 450 | Enter a target SDR brightness level in nits when in HDR mode. Please refer to you
# | display's specs for this information.