WinCleaner v0.9.2

Added

• Quitting a browser that only runs in the background. Chrome and Edge
  keep a handful of processes alive after the last window is closed, and one
  extension is enough to hold them there for the rest of the session: on the
  machine this was written for, nine chrome.exe processes with no window
  between them, and a Clean that reported the cache files "in use" every time.
  The banner that already told those two cases apart now does something about
  the second one: a Quit {browser} button next to the warning, a
  confirmation that says what it costs — the browser is force-closed, and it
  may offer to restore its session next time — and a count of the processes
  stopped. Chrome has no external "quit" command, so the new quit_browser
  terminates its main process (the one with no --type= on its command line)
  and gives the children three seconds to follow it out before terminating
  whatever is left. It takes an executable name and matches it against the
  three browsers the detection already knows, never a path, and it re-checks
  at the moment of the click that no window has appeared since the banner was
  painted — a browser you can see is one you close yourself. The banner also
  names the permanent fix now: the "Continue running background apps" setting
  in the browser itself.

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