In UX, back/cancel/etc buttons usually go on the left, while forward/confirm/etc go on the right. (Note that even the icon for "Back" is a leftwards-pointing arrow.) STK put the Back arrow button on general screens in the upper left corner, but before this commit, put back/cancel/etc on the right in dialogs and such. This commit fixes things to be in line with standard UX conventions, and also in line with the pre-existing upper-left corner Back button placement on screens in STK.
https://ux.stackexchange.com/a/63239
Fixes most of the occurrences of these warnings in the terminal/log:
[warn ] LayoutManager: Statically sized widgets took all the place!!
Removing these spacers did not make a difference in actual layout/spacing according to my testing.
* Smarter size
* Better size
* Smarter row size
* Smarter size
* Fix#3792
* Bigger title && use 4 spaces
* Fix#3792
* Better credits
* Smarter size
* Less lines to preserve space
* Smarter icon size
* Better size
* Completely fix#3792
Using buttonbar in every line can avoid scaling problems
* Completely fix#3792
* Completely fix#3792
* Add space under the screen
* Make space smaller
* Smarter ratingbar size
* Better size
* More reasonable size for powerup texts
* Better spacer under the screen
* Sparter space under buttons
* Smarter space under buttons
* Smarter space
* Smaeter space under icons
* Smarter space under buttons
* Smarter space
* Smarter space under butons
* Smarter space
* Smarter space under buttons
* Smarter space
* Smarter space under buttons
* Smarter space
* Smarter stars size
* Fix an extra line
* change buttonbar back into ribbon
* dont declare the width of the buttons
It may cause some characters partly showed or hidden in some lang
