WinCleaner v0.6.0

Fixed

• The browser warning now tells the truth about background processes. Closing every
  Chrome window is not enough when "Continue running background apps" is on; the
  banner used to say the browser was open. It now names the browser, counts its
  processes, distinguishes a visible window from background-only processes, and
  is refreshed every time Analyze is clicked. Closes #5.

Added

• The Clean has a progress bar of its own. Cleaning used to be a disabled
  button reading "Cleaning…" for as long as the work took — thirteen minutes on
  a measured run. clean now emits clean-progress as each rule closes and
  every 500 files inside a rule, and the hero draws the same determinate bar as
  Analyze: "Cleaning 3 / 9 · Temporary files", with the freed bytes and the
  file count ticking up in the big-number position. The live region follows the
  rules, not the files, so a rule deleting 59,000 of them is not read out a
  hundred times over.

Changed

• Recycle Bin mode is far faster: files go to the bin 500 at a time. Each
  trash::delete is one IFileOperation, and its fixed cost — COM plumbing,
  the shell's own progress reporting, one undo record — is what dominates a bin
  full of small files: a real run measured about 75 files/s, so 59,000 files
  took thirteen minutes. One trash::delete_all per batch of 500 divides that
  by the batch. The deletable_path guard still runs per file, immediately
  before the file joins its batch, and a batch the shell refuses is retried one
  file at a time so skipped still names exactly what is still on disk.
  Permanent mode is unchanged: one remove_file per file.

• Keyboard and screen-reader pass over the whole interface. The sidebar is
  a named Main landmark with a roving tabindex — the arrow keys, Home and
  End move between the three screens, and it costs one Tab press to get past
  instead of three; the theme toggle states which theme is on, not only what
  the next press does. On Cleanup, each category header names the rows it
  folds, each "Show the paths" names its rule and opens a named region, and the
  confirmation takes the focus when it appears, cancels on Escape and hands
  the focus back to the Clean button. The scan announces itself every ten rules
  and on completion — not on every rule, which would be hundreds of
  interruptions — and the cleanup report, the sandbox verdict and the sandbox
  banner announce themselves too. The reclaim gauge states its total and its
  three largest rules in words. The startup table is named and every row toggle
  reports its outcome. Nothing moved on screen: no layout, no wording, no test
  id changed.

• Two measured contrast failures fixed. The focus ring on the controls that
  carry no border — sidebar entries, category headers, paths triggers, the
  search field, the mode selector — was drawn at half opacity (1.66:1 against
  the card in the light theme) and is now solid (4.87:1). The Clean and Confirm
  buttons wrote --destructive on a wash of itself: 4.11:1 light, 3.75:1 dark,
  2.87:1 hovered, all under the 4.5:1 body text asks for. A new
  --destructive-foreground token takes the worst case to 4.71:1 with the
  fills untouched. Everything else measured clean, --muted-foreground
  included (5.11:1 to 6.42:1 on every surface, both themes), and
  src/theme-contrast.test.ts recomputes all of it from the stylesheet so the
  next nudge to a colour fails in CI.

• prefers-reduced-motion is now honoured app-wide, the shadcn transitions
  and the loading spinners included, by one rule in the base layer rather than
  a class to remember on each element.

Installers are unsigned until SignPath signing is configured in the repository secrets — see docs/code-signing.md.
Full changelog: https://github.com/CaseReed/wincleaner/blob/main/CHANGELOG.md