Explode every 20th train - #155
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Every 20th dispatched train now bursts into a 💥 with radiating 🔥/💨/✨ particles at the click location instead of chugging across the screen. Regular trains 1–19, 21–39, etc. are unchanged.
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Every 20th dispatched train now bursts into a 💥 with radiating 🔥/💨/✨ particles at the click location instead of chugging across the screen. Adds
.explosion/.explosion-particleCSS withexplodeandparticle-flykeyframes (plus aprefers-reduced-motionfallback), and anexplodeAt(x, y)helper triggered fromdispatchTrainwhencount % 20 === 0. Trains 1–19, 21–39, etc. behave exactly as before, and the counter text is unchanged.