v0.10.0

Added

• Remotes: an approved commit can be shared into a direct remote from its card — pick a developer by name or handle (anyone out of reach says why and stays unpickable), see the commit you are sending, and Send posts the commit's link as the message and opens the conversation.
• Devices: the approval page now names the app it approves — "DevNull Client on device" instead of a bare device name — and Settings → Devices shows each device's app name the same way, so two apps on one computer read apart.
• Installer (Windows): the terminal command devnull starts the app from any shell; the full DevNull.Client.exe shim stays beside it.
• Threads: returning to a thread you left restores your reading position in what you had loaded.
• Composers: an emoji picker beside the commit body — search or browse the catalog, and the emoji you pick lands at the caret without moving it; both the commit and the reply composer have it. The catalog rides the feed's virtualized panel, so browsing and searching build only the rows near the viewport instead of the whole catalog, keeping the picker's memory at the size of the grid on screen.

Changed

• Devices: an install now introduces itself with the machine's own name on the site's devices page — the way the site's official apps do — instead of "devnull on Windows", and it sends a stable app id of the form windows:me.tunaxor.devnull.client; approvals made before this change keep the names they were given.
• UI: every page and component binds the dispatcher the app captured at startup (MVUish.Avalonia 3.0.0), and the stores, images, dialogs, and shell post through that same instance; a replaced process-global dispatcher can no longer strand or hijack a running page.
• Tests: the UI suite runs in the parallel pool again, capped at four workers because every UI test shares the one headless session; the memory-budget and keyboard checks, and the two tests that need global focus or a transient animation, mark themselves sequenced so Expecto runs them alone.
• UI: commit-card stars, pastels, and poll votes run through one shared action flow on every feed and thread page, and each result settles into the page that owns the card; a star on a search result now shows at once instead of waiting for the next search.
• UI: every page's pinned title, error card, and busy or empty line now render through one shared header, and the log, notifications, saved, scheduled, search, profile, organization, settings, about, and sign-in pages all project through it.
• Sign-in: the terms gate now says plainly what this is: an unofficial, third-party app that talks to /dev/null's public API, which may change and break the app without notice. The terms and the privacy policy remain /dev/null's own.

Fixed

• UI: danger buttons read clearly in the dark theme: their labels sit in the theme's on-danger color instead of red on red.
• Threads: a click on "Back to the log" works again on Windows — the window's drag strip no longer covers it, and the search box's top edge clears the same strip.
• UI: a commit thread's card no longer rebuilds on every clock tick; the per-tick copies stayed bound until the thread closed, so long sessions no longer grow with the clock.
• UI: the timeline's scroll-to-top works after the log is stashed and brought back: the feed follows the page's own return-to-top signal, so every request reaches the open log instead of stopping after the first leave.
• Composer: staged image previews decode to the size they show and free their memory when the strip rebuilds or an image is removed — long writing sessions with several photos no longer hold the pixels of pictures already removed.
• Toasts: the delete-undo toast follows the live state instead of freezing at the moment it appeared.