Fix Typo in Input Selector: nubmer to number
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This pull request addresses a typo in the jQuery selector within ui.js. The typo was causing issues with selecting input elements of type number. Specifically, the selector was incorrectly written as input[type=nubmer] instead of input[type=number].
Changes Made:
Corrected the typo in the jQuery selector from $options.find('input[type=nubmer]') to $options.find('input[type=number]').
Impact:
This change ensures that the input event is properly bound to input elements of type number, allowing the updateBitMeter function to be called correctly when the input value changes.