Enhance user feedback by displaying initialized player and team data in app.py. Added st.write() to show player tables and removed redundant team data display, improving visibility of loaded data for better understanding and debugging during simulations.

app.py

@@ -451,6 +451,7 @@ def init_player_data(game_count, players, opponent, win_loss_settings, kill_pred
                 tables['playername_avg_assist_share_loss'] = tables['playername_avg_assists_loss'] / tables['teamname_avg_kills_loss']
                 tables['playername_avg_cs_share_loss'] = tables['playername_avg_total_cs_loss'] / tables['teamname_avg_total_cs_loss']
                 player_tables = tables
+                st.write(player_tables)
 
             else:
 
@@ -540,7 +541,7 @@ def init_player_data(game_count, players, opponent, win_loss_settings, kill_pred
                                                             'playername_avg_total_cs_win': 'wCS', 'playername_avg_kill_share_loss': 'lKill%', 'playername_avg_death_share_loss': 'lDeath%',
                                                             'playername_avg_assist_share_loss': 'lAssist%', 'playername_avg_total_cs_loss': 'lCS'})
                 team_data = working_tables.drop_duplicates(subset = ['playername'])
-                st.write(team_data)
+                
 
                 if win_loss_settings[game] == "Win":
                     team_data['Kill_Proj'] = team_data.apply(lambda row: row['wKill%'] * opp_pos_kills_boost_win.get(row['position'], 1), axis=1) * kill_predictions[game]