1. v1.0.33iOSMajor
    FIXED: THE PLAYER'S OWN SONG ON A SCORING PLAY
    Choosing who scored now plays that player's song. The app was firing the sound
    effect and the announcement and then never playing the song. This affected
    hockey, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, field hockey, rugby, cricket and flag
    football. The song now starts the moment you pick the player.
    
    ASKING WHO ASSISTED IS NOW OPTIONAL
    After you choose who scored, you can skip the assist question and have the call
    fire straight away — one tap instead of two. Find it on the DJ Board under the
    scoring button, in Announcer Voice. It only appears in sports that credit an
    assist, so a cricket Six and a rugby Try no longer stop to ask.
    
    WHEN A PLAYER HAS NO ANNOUNCER VOICE
    The player picker now marks anyone whose name cannot be announced, and the app
    tells you which player and why instead of going quiet mid-play. You can still
    pick them — their song still plays, it is only the spoken name that is missing.
    
    THE ANNOUNCER'S LEAD-IN, FROM THE BOARD
    The phrase before a player's name — "On the ice", "Now batting", and the rest —
    is now one tap away in the Player Songs row on the Game Day board, instead of
    two screens into settings. Choosing a new phrase downloads it right away, so it
    plays the next time you tap a player.
    
    CHOOSING A VOICE FOR ONE PLAYER
    Generating a player's introduction now uses the full announcer picker, with
    every voice's photo, the sports it suits and where it is from.
    
    ROSTER
    Active and Bench are proper sections now, each with an icon and a count, rather
    than a plain word over a dividing line.
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  2. v1.0.25iOSVersion Bump

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