Draftpaper 0.5.0

After a logout or a reboot, the session comes back as you left it: every application, each window in its place, with its files, tabs and editors. And the lock screen is now Draftpaper's own, matching the login screen.

What's new in 0.5.0

• The session comes back (#38): every application open at the end starts again at login, and each window goes back to its workspace and zones, floating, fullscreen or parked in its cell. [session] restore = false turns it off; skip leaves applications out.
• The applications as they were left.
  • Terminals start in their shell's directory and run again what they ran: an editor, a pager, a monitor or tmux, never a build, a script or ssh.
  • An application started with documents opens them again.
  • draftpaper apply switches on each application's own restore ([session] apps):
    • Firefox and Chromium: their windows and tabs.
    • Emacs: its files, each at its place.
    • Neovim: the cursor in every file, and a session per directory.
    • tmux: its sessions, windows and panes, across a reboot.
• A lock screen of its own, matching the login screen: the sheet blurred, nothing of the windows, one field. swaylock stays as a fallback.
• The fingerprint reader listens as often as it takes, on both the login and lock screens. When it gives up, it listens again; a finger not recognised shakes the field. A password can be typed at any time.
• The login and lock screens are one field with no words. The login screen no longer gets stuck after Escape.
• The settings' wallpaper page scrolls through every picture. A better fingerprint glyph. The log level is DRAFTPAPER_LOG.

Install (Debian 13, Quickshell from trixie-backports):

sudo apt install -t trixie-backports quickshell ./draftpaper_0.5.0_amd64.deb

Every change: CHANGELOG.md.