feat: Use headsign abbreviations on LCDs#3166
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Asana task: Screens Abbreviation Logic
Uses the list of headsign abbreviations on LCD screens. Some notes
overflowtype of the headsign name toclipbecausehiddenwould technically create a hidden scroll container that would cause no overflow to registeruser-select: none;because it really bothered me when testing that interacting would cause the overflow to show. This behavior has always existed and is not technically a problem because our users don't interact with these screens, so I'm fine with removing if there's an argument against.