Ignore final pin state during scrambles and draw pins as faint dots.
Change the color scheme to high-contrast. This makes the state easier to see and matches more modern speedsolving clocks, although I've kept the tones blue as a nod to the original clock colors.
Reduce the clock face stroke width (it's not as needed for high-contrast) and emphasize the 12 o'clock position to provide an orientation cue.
This supports the 2024 Regulations: https://www.worldcubeassociation.org/posts/wca-regulations-january-2024
Example:![clock24](https://github.com/thewca/tnoodle-lib/assets/248078/f159f0e8-5975-40f3-b87a-d75d372f7107)
Real-world black-and-white printout:![IMG_8455](https://github.com/thewca/tnoodle-lib/assets/248078/7367411b-c4a6-4eeb-ab6b-bdad4e4b198b)