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Full hidden scoreboard & Post-window own scoreboard #1843
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Otherwise LGTM.
This new scoreboard type allows a contest's scoreboard to be permanently hidden to the public.
To provide a better UX, especially for fully-hidden contests, contestants can now see their own participation after they have completed the contest.
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After DMOJ#1843, because of a misplaced bracket, users can't see submissions from contests with visible scoreboards.
After DMOJ#1843, because of a misplaced bracket, users can't see submissions from contests with visible scoreboards.
After #1843, because of a misplaced bracket, users can't see submissions from contests with visible scoreboards.
After DMOJ#1843, because of a misplaced bracket, users can't see submissions from contests with visible scoreboards.
This adds support for a fully-hidden scoreboard type, i.e., one that is hidden even after the contest finishes.
In such a case, it is expected that it would be nice for users to be able to see their own participation, so the second commit allows users to see their own scoreboard if they have completed the contest.