Update Card.InHandCount for PlayerDrawn deck. #619
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Originally, card drawn / play / get methods only updated card.InHandCount for PlayerDeck, not PlayerDrawn. This commit updates PlayerDrawn as well to make the "Use No Deck" overlay behavior more consistent with the overlay behavior for when a pre-configured deck is displayed. Specifically, cards in hand are now highlighted the same way whether a pre-configured deck is used or not.
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Update Card.InHandCount for PlayerDrawn deck.
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A single commit to address #601. Commit message copied below.
Originally, card drawn / play / get methods only updated
card.InHandCount for PlayerDeck, not PlayerDrawn. This commit updates
PlayerDrawn as well to make the "Use No Deck" overlay behavior more
consistent with the overlay behavior for when a pre-configured deck is
displayed. Specifically, cards in hand are now highlighted the same way
whether a pre-configured deck is used or not.