-Cleaned up the main() function a bit, and added an easy exit upon start up
-Removed the input() from print_header() as it added extra delay and didn't allow for an immediate exit.
-Did a memory test, no leaks noticed
-Added more comments for future readability
-Removed "❯ It will automatically shut down after 5 seconds..." as it is now pointless
-Future-proofed option 2 by making it read current year for max, instead of being limited to 2025
-Downside is imported date
-Removed bloat sleeps (14 of them)
-Added randomness to numbers, they were previously set to repeat 123,123,456 and nothing else
-Adjusted code to no longer utilise the time package, making it slightly more lightweight
-Updated default generated filename to utilise random instead of time. Technically it is possible to generate a file with the same default name, but considering the odds are 1/10000000000 it shouldn’t be an issue.
-Removed many formatting commands due to them not working in every environment and potentially being unfriendly to users with colour impairment.
-Technically reduces resources required but by a very minimal amount.
-Kept formatting for the title as that should not have negative consequences in other environments.
-ALL line breaks were preserved, and a few were added for extra readability.
-Added some comments throughout code to make it as easy to use for others later on.
-Replaced all clear_screen_with_message() (21) to print() to ensure users can backtrack lines in all environments, allowing users to check filenames and other input later.
-Added utility for count for option
-Option 2-5 are untouched besides removal of formatting.
-Added .strip() to catch any random spaces
Before(left) and after(right): Input:
“the bee movie is a great film”
Words + Numbers (e.g., word123, 123word)
Count 30
