v0.1.1 - Capture helper in install, dev data folder

Patch release.

What's new

• Velopack install now ships tideline-capture.exe alongside Tideline.exe. After install it sits at `%LocalAppData%\Tideline\current\tideline-capture.exe`, so Stream Deck buttons and shell shortcuts can point at it directly. v0.1.0 only had it inside the .streamDeckPlugin bundle.
• Debug builds isolate to %LocalAppData%\Tideline-dev. A `dotnet run` from a checkout will never touch the installed app's notes.db, theme.txt, attachments, or crash.log. TIDELINE_DATA_DIR still overrides both.
• Documented Stream Deck plugin status. The bundled Tideline.streamDeckPlugin was scaffolded against SDK v2 (HTML in a Chromium webview, no Node), so it cannot spawn the helper. Use Stream Deck's built-in System -> Open action against tideline-capture.exe for now. SDK 6 port tracked in OPEN_QUESTIONS.md.

Carried over from v0.1.0

See the v0.1.0 release notes for the full feature list.

Install

Download Tideline-*-Setup.exe below. SmartScreen will warn (build is unsigned): More info -> Run anyway.

Stream Deck quick start

1. Stream Deck app -> drag System -> Open onto a button.
2. App / File: `C:\Users<you>\AppData\Local\Tideline\current\tideline-capture.exe`.
3. Press the button -> capture overlay opens.

Pass --text "..." to capture inline, --show to bring the main window forward.

Requirements

• Windows 10 1809 or later, or Windows 11
• x64

Privacy

Local-first SQLite. No telemetry. No accounts. No cloud sync.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1