State what the software does, not what it used to do
Twelve lines across eight pages read as release notes rather than as a
manual: behaviour defined against the version it replaced (now, previously,
in place of, the historical behaviour), limitations pinned to a release (in
this version), implementation rationale aimed at a maintainer (which all
drive these actions through one shared API, twice), and announcement
register (flagship, first-class, every hook is wired).
The reader is on the current version and has no earlier one to compare
against, so each of these is now a plain statement of present behaviour.
docs(audit): correct v1.0.18 inaccuracies and document Game Requests
Second deep wiki-vs-code audit. Marks unwired plugin hooks as reserved;
corrects notifications (event emails configured-but-not-delivered, webhook
events, admin-requirement, report timing, SMTP), packaging GOG-only,
LaunchBox background init, GOG checksum codes, per-type view persistence,
brute-force vs rate-limit, CORS, audit-log, trusted-proxies, path-traversal
guard scope, RetroAchievements. Adds a Game Requests page and a
Profile/Account section.
docs: correct configurability claims to match real Settings UI (upload/quota limits, GOG auto-adopt, per-game access, session revoke, ROM path)
docs: add screenshots (img/) across pages, theme galleries, fix wizard steps
docs: add all feature, plugin, security and reverse-proxy pages (wiki complete)