add vertical box bar as default visual representaion for percentages

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- module *datetime*: A left click will toggle long and short displays. The short version is displayed in the format `HH:MM`. The long version also shows the day of the week, weeknumber, date and seconds.
- module *audio*: `instance=mic` will show the microphone level instead. With a left mouse click the device is muted/unmuted.
- module *ram*: by default free ram and swap are shown in the format `a+b G` where `a` is ram and `b` is swap. If you want to show ram and swap seperatly, use `instance=ram` or `instance=swap`. If you left click on the block, `top` will be openend.
- *cpu*: by default total idle cpu time of all cores together is displayed. If you left click on the block, `top` will be openend.
- module *battery*: By default the total energy left of all batteries is shown. Use `instance=x` to show the status of `BATx` in case you have more than one battery in `/sys/class/powersupply`.
- module *backlight*: By default the brightness level is shown in the default font color (depending on your i3 config). Use `instance="color"` to print the brightness level colored which is nice when using a device in battery mode.
- *cpu*: by default total idle cpu time of all cores together is displayed using a vertical block symbol. Use `instance=long` to show the percentage instead. If you left click on the block, `top` will be openend.
- module *battery*: By default the total energy left of all batteries is shown using a vertical block symbol. Use `instance=x` to show the status of `BATx` in case you have more than one battery in `/sys/class/powersupply`. On Left click, the long percentage is shown.
- module *backlight*: By default the brightness level is shown in the default font color (depending on your i3 config). Use `instance=long` to show the brightness percentage. Use `instance="color"` to print the brightness level colored which is nice when using a device in battery mode. On left click the brightness in percent will be shown.
# Requirements
Install [i3 window manager](https://i3wm.org) alongside with [i3blocks](https://github.com/vivien/i3blocks) and `git`. The following shows the requirements for each module: