USBUtils 0.0.4

Bug-fix release focused on Windows stability.

Fixed

Windows: crash about 3 seconds after GUI startup. The bundled Qt 6.8 implements QThread::create() on top of std::async(std::launch::deferred, ...); under the MinGW-w64 toolchain that machinery corrupted heap state and crashed the app right when the automatic update check finished. Every background job (update check, copy/move, extract/inject, video rip, drive report, find, PS2Load) now uses a plain worker-thread implementation — the crashing code path no longer exists in the binary. Full minidump analysis: docs/crash-v0.0.3-startup.md.
The main window can no longer be destroyed while the startup update check is still running (it now waits for the worker to finish).
Update check: defensive URL parsing in the Windows HTTP path.

Release packages now ship the complete data set: PS2LOAD.ELF, usbutil.dni and usbutil.dna (the IOPRP image packages used by DNAS patching) and usbutil.ljs (game compatibility notes). Earlier packages only included PS2LOAD.ELF, which left the DNAS patch tool without its data.
Windows build: libwinpthread is statically linked (one less DLL to ship).

File	Contents
`usbutils-0.0.4-windows-x86_64.zip`	GUI (`usbutils-gui.exe`) + CLI (`usbutils.exe`) + all required Qt and MinGW runtime DLLs + data files
`usbutils-0.0.4-linux-x86_64.tar.gz`	GUI (`usbutils-gui`) + CLI (`usbutils`) + bundled Qt runtime + data files

Both packages are self-contained: extract and run — no Qt installation, no other downloads needed.

As always: the GUI performs a silent update check a few seconds after startup; the CLI has usbutils check-update.