feat: add percentage trend indicators for sprint comparison (NSOC'26)#146
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NSOC'26
Summary
Implemented percentage-based trend indicators for Sprint Comparison analytics.
Changes Made
Added percentage change calculations for:
Added trend indicators:
Added color-coded feedback:
Examples
Before:
Completed Tasks
338 vs 304
+34
After:
Completed Tasks
338 vs 304
▲ +34 (+11.2%)
Screenshots
This improves sprint-to-sprint comparison readability and provides better performance context for users.
Closes #135