Add single frequency handlebars #2045
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This was referenced Jun 11, 2025
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This one has been requested a lot.
There are two handlebars here
{single-frequency-DICT-NAME}and{single-frequency-number-DICT-NAME}.{single-frequency-DICT-NAME}:{frequencies}but for a single dictionary.{single-frequency-number-DICT-NAME}: A single number grabbed from the frequency dictionary in the same way the numbers used to average/harmonic frequencies are grabbed.I've only put
{single-frequency-number-DICT-NAME}on the dropdown list since that's very likely the one people are looking for when they ask for this. But the other one should still be available if someone does want to keep the dict's formatting for the frequency or they want to show multiple frequencies that the dict has.