fix #23609: Add max fermata time stretch up to 10000%.

[chilkaditya]

Resolves: #23609

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[chilkaditya]

@cbjeukendrup "chilkasidehus" this is my username.

[Jojo-Schmitz]

While at it we may want to reduce minValue to 1, as that's the lowest value that has an effect.
See #23609 (comment)

[chilkaditya]

Please correct me if I am wrong , so 0% has the same effect as 100% and for 1% to 99 % is kind of first forward or skip the note, so if we set min value to 100% then, Is this solution is feasible?

[Jojo-Schmitz]

1-99 shortens the duration, 0 and 100 leave the normal duration, >100 lengthens the duration

[Jojo-Schmitz]

and IMHO 0 doing nothing (or rather the same as 100) seems a bug, disallowing 0 is one way to fix it
Then again 0 might be seen as disabling the fermata effect, if so it isn't a bug.
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[zacjansheski]

It might make the most sense to set the min to 100 (which does nothing), I'm not sure what the use-case of a fermata producing faster playback is.

[Jojo-Schmitz]

Also an approach... But I learned that the duration of a fermata is defined by the community conductor and by the conductor alone, and as such might be shorter

[chilkaditya]

Should i set min value to 100% as of now?

[zacjansheski]

Yes please!

[zacjansheski]

Tested on MacOS 14, Windows 11, Ubuntu 22.04.3. Approved
#23609 FIXED