Release v0.8.0 · AMEST/mongo-tui

What's Changed

Local web interface — run mongo-tui web --open to browse databases and collections,
execute JavaScript, view Table/Tree/JSON results, edit documents, manage indexes and use
the AI assistant in a browser. The host listens only on 127.0.0.1 (port 8765 by default).
Web assets are embedded in the existing executable; no separate frontend deployment is needed.
Web sign-in — master-password authentication or a single-use launch link for first setup
and keyring/local-key-file modes, with expiring browser sessions, sign-out and revocation
when security settings change.
Web user management — database and cluster permissions, user editing, password generation
and one-time credentials, with localized errors, current-user protection and cancellation.
Web transfers and history — JSON array/JSON Lines import, canonical JSON Lines export,
downloading displayed query results, and reopening saved history entries without executing them.
Query deadlines — a shared Settings → Queries timeout for TUI and Web: 30 seconds
by default, 0 to disable. Web queries can also be cancelled from the workspace.
Application logs — a Web log viewer and persisted logging-level settings in both clients,
with live updates and a diagnostic environment override.
Co-author credit — --version and Help → About credit Medvedev Denis (medved91)
below Copyright in English and Russian.

Creating a database now asks for its first collection and creates it on MongoDB immediately.
Saved connections stay visible in the explorer after disconnecting.
Both clients share document-editing and permission models, connection preparation and
localization keys. Document text, copied data and default JSON exports use Canonical Extended JSON.
Framework-dependent builds now require the ASP.NET Core 10 runtime as well as the .NET 10 runtime;
self-contained release archives include both. Source builds default to version 0.8.0.

Nested TUI dialogs apply asynchronous results without hanging on saving/loading or requiring
another keypress, including connection forms and document/user operations.
Opening a document reloads it by its original _id through the driver, preserving numeric
types lost in shell output. Editing is refused when Extended JSON cannot preserve the loaded BSON.
Document actions keep the source of the executed query. Web refresh after saving uses the
successful query snapshot and preserves an unsubmitted editor draft.
Web pagination commits the page only after a successful read, keeps the applied filter while
preserving a draft, and retains the previous results after errors or cancellation.
Reaching the Web tab limit displays an error without ending the browser circuit; editor
selection remains visible in the active line.
Security initialization checks persisted state before creating new key material. Failed Web
password attempts do not lock an encryption key already unlocked by another session.

Saving replaces the complete document without detecting writes made after the editor opened;
a concurrent update can be overwritten. Driver reads also normalize Double(-0.0) to +0.0,
which is then persisted on save. See BSON editing limits.
Cancelling or timing out a write does not undo changes already accepted by MongoDB.
Web transfers are capped at 32 MiB and exports at 10,000 documents; SOCKS transfers remain unavailable.

Full Changelog: v0.7.0...v0.8.0