Large Time Signatures, Score Condensing/Single Orchestral Percussion Instruments on the Individual Stave lines in a 5-line Staff, and Large Measure Numbers at Bottom of Score

As full orchestra scores often have condensed melodic/percussion instruments, measures at the bottom, and large time signatures, I feel that adding features to create these would be extremely helpful.

1. Condensing similar instruments on a score allows for less clutter on the pages (such as Oboe 1 & 2 being on the same staff, with the numbers being sub/super-text, see attached image (1) below for reference). Although this can kind of be done using voices, It's not very good when it comes to instances where they might split apart again(or at the beginning of a score) nor displaying the numbers of both instruments.

2. For measure numbers at the bottom, Musescore doesn't have a current setting to be able to do this. There is a current workaround to this by putting them on the top stave, disabling auto place, and dragging them to the bottom, but it takes a fair amount of time depending on the length/number of pages of the score.

3. Large time signatures are really helpful for conductors as well as ease of read due to the size of a score(see attached image (2)). Thankfully, there currently is a plugin for large time signatures, however it doesn't show/resize any courtesy ones; if the first measure of the next page has a TS change, it should appear at the end of the last measure on the previous(see attached score file (3)). and it also puts them onto the top instrument part which is a nightmare to clean up(best work around is creating two copies of the score, however that means edits to one have to be applied to the other, which is easily susceptible to human error).

4. In addition to condensing melodic instruments, being able to combine up to five percussion instruments into one staff would be incredibly useful, with also being able to have the names of each instrument all displayed on the left side of the staff(See attached image (4), not an exact example of what I'm trying to describe but it was the closest I could find in MOLA).

As an avid Musescore user since 2.0, I feel that in its current state is very close to outperforming its competitors, and these 4 things would make it that much closer. Also, props to whoever made the harp pedal diagram and accent organization systems in the most recent update, they are fantastic additions and work great!