[Bug] The "Local Data" interface does not display the quantity at the beginning of "Dialogue," "Mask," and "Prompt" sections.

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	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.Temperature.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.Temperature.SubTitle}
	>
	<InputRange
	value={props.modelConfig.temperature?.toFixed(1)}
	min="0"
	max="1" // lets limit it to 0-1
	step="0.1"
	onChange={(e) => {
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) =>
	(config.temperature = ModalConfigValidator.temperature(
	e.currentTarget.valueAsNumber,
	)),
	);
	}}
	></InputRange>
	</ListItem>
	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.TopP.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.TopP.SubTitle}
	>
	<InputRange
	value={(props.modelConfig.top_p ?? 1).toFixed(1)}
	min="0"
	max="1"
	step="0.1"
	onChange={(e) => {
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) =>
	(config.top_p = ModalConfigValidator.top_p(
	e.currentTarget.valueAsNumber,
	)),
	);
	}}
	></InputRange>
	</ListItem>
	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.Temperature.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.Temperature.SubTitle}
	>
	<InputRange
	value={props.modelConfig.temperature?.toFixed(1)}
	min="0"
	max="1" // lets limit it to 0-1
	step="0.1"
	onChange={(e) => {
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) =>
	(config.temperature = ModalConfigValidator.temperature(
	e.currentTarget.valueAsNumber,
	)),
	);
	}}
	></InputRange>
	</ListItem>
	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.TopP.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.TopP.SubTitle}
	>
	<InputRange
	value={(props.modelConfig.top_p ?? 1).toFixed(1)}
	min="0"
	max="1"
	step="0.1"
	onChange={(e) => {
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) =>
	(config.top_p = ModalConfigValidator.top_p(
	e.currentTarget.valueAsNumber,
	)),
	);
	}}
	></InputRange>
	</ListItem>

	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.InputTemplate.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.InputTemplate.SubTitle}
	>
	<input
	type="text"
	value={props.modelConfig.template}
	onChange={(e) =>
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) => (config.template = e.currentTarget.value),
	)
	}
	></input>
	</ListItem>
	</>
	)}
	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.HistoryCount.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.HistoryCount.SubTitle}
	>
	<InputRange
	title={props.modelConfig.historyMessageCount.toString()}
	value={props.modelConfig.historyMessageCount}
	min="0"
	max="64"
	step="1"
	onChange={(e) =>
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) => (config.historyMessageCount = e.target.valueAsNumber),
	)
	}
	></InputRange>
	</ListItem>

	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.InputTemplate.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.InputTemplate.SubTitle}
	>
	<input
	type="text"
	value={props.modelConfig.template}
	onChange={(e) =>
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) => (config.template = e.currentTarget.value),
	)
	}
	></input>
	</ListItem>

	<ListItem
	title={Locale.Settings.HistoryCount.Title}
	subTitle={Locale.Settings.HistoryCount.SubTitle}
	>
	<InputRange
	title={props.modelConfig.historyMessageCount.toString()}
	value={props.modelConfig.historyMessageCount}
	min="0"
	max="64"
	step="1"
	onChange={(e) =>
	props.updateConfig(
	(config) => (config.historyMessageCount = e.target.valueAsNumber),
	)
	}
	></InputRange>
	</ListItem>

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