Allow lightness values without a % to parse#307
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As a hyfetch user, when configuring hyfetch on a new system, I often get to the lightness value and enter '65' without a %, leading to me having to retry. Because of this,I thought that instead changing the parsing to allow values like '65', '.65', or '65%' to parse correctly, as well as updating the parse error to reflect the changes
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Alternatively, updating the lightness message:
Which brightness level looks the best? (Default: 65% for dark mode)to mention the input options could also be good.