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fix oll number order in times box
Assign same probability to all selected cases. If selected case is solved faster than goal ms, divide its probability in half. Otherwise double it.
Deactivate weights as a default and explain how to use the feature.
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Each selected case starts with equal probability of being randomly selected (1). After each solve, if the time is faster than the goal, the probability of choosing the same case is halved. Otherwise it's doubled. This way you can train on a few cases and the weighted random selection will gravitate towards those that are still not fully learned (fast enough).
The default now is 0 (deactivated). Also, there is an explanation on hover:
This PR is based on my previous one so it also incorporates the oll times order fix.
Let me know if you want additional changes.