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brausjonas 124ad09c37 StatusBar Component
Implemented a basic status bar with 3 dots, that is able to show 3 states. The length of the status line can be controlled by a paramter called "progress". Every value between 0 and 100 is valid. The Progress bar will change its color depending on the value of "progress"
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