WinCleaner v0.8.0

Added

• A file or a folder can be kept out of a rule for good, picked from the
  paths that rule actually found. "Show the paths" gains two actions on every
  line — Exclude this file, Exclude its folder — and Settings gains an
  Exclusions section listing what was kept out, with the rule it belongs to,
  the date, and a way to drop it again. The back end never receives a path: the
  command takes an index into the last analysis of that rule, the same reason
  scan and clean take only rule ids, and the same reason there is no
  free-form glob editor. What gets stored is a pattern written with the rule
  variables — %TEMP%\a\b.log for a file, %TEMP%\a\** for a folder — so the
  file carries no account name and survives a profile that moves; a path under
  none of the four allowed variables is refused. The list lives in
  %APPDATA%\WinCleaner\exclusions.toml, written through a temporary file and
  a rename so an interrupted write cannot leave a half-file behind, and under
  the sandbox root instead while a sandbox is active, so the sandbox stays
  isolated. The patterns are merged into the rule's own exclude list before
  the scan and again before the clean, and go through the validation any
  rules.toml exclude goes through — a stored pattern that is not a valid glob
  is refused exactly like a bad rule. Because clean re-walks each rule rather
  than trusting the paths the window is holding, a file excluded after the last
  Analyze is already spared by the clean that follows. A store that exists but
  cannot be read or parsed fails the scan and the clean outright rather than
  proceeding as though nothing were excluded.

• The ten native rules now have French labels. rules.toml gains optional
  label_fr, description_fr and category_fr fields (Rule/RuleSummary
  in Rust, src/lib/rule-i18n.ts::ruleLabel/ruleDescription/ruleCategory
  on the front end, falling back to the English field when the French one is
  absent). A native rule is grouped, searched and announced under its French
  name when the interface is French — search still matches the English name
  too — including the "Analyze 3 / 85 · …" progress line, which now looks the
  label up by rule id from the loaded summaries instead of the (deliberately
  unlocalised) event Rust emits. Winapp2 (community) rules stay English, as
  documented in Settings.

• The last cleanup report can be copied to the clipboard. "Copy report"
  puts a readable summary on the clipboard — app version, date, deletion mode,
  a total line of what Clean actually freed, the skipped paths if any, and
  per rule how many files and bytes the last Analyze measured for it plus
  its skipped count — in the current interface language. CleanReport only
  ever returns aggregate totals, never a per-rule breakdown, so the per-rule
  figures are explicitly labelled as measured rather than freed: a rule with
  a skipped file frees less than it measured, and the report says so instead
  of implying otherwise. "Copy as JSON" puts the same data on the clipboard as
  a stable, language-neutral object (version, generated_at, mode, a
  note spelling out the same distinction, rules[] with files_measured/
  bytes_measured, totals with the real files_deleted/bytes_freed, and
  skipped[]). Both reuse the clipboard mechanism already behind "Copy link"
  in Settings (navigator.clipboard.writeText, a success or failure toast)
  and build off a pure, unit-tested src/lib/report.ts. No file is written.

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