VoltGuard 0.1.10

Changed

• The installer background is teal rather than near-black. Finder draws the
  two icon labels itself in the system label colour, which is black in light
  appearance, so a background this dark left them unreadable. The heading and
  footing moved up out of the window's bottom edge, where the second line was
  being clipped.

• The application icon is white on the dark plate rather than blue and green.

• The installer background follows the icon's plate instead of ending in a
  bright blue, which was the last coloured surface left.

Fixed

• The charging bolt in the application icon was cut by white slivers. The
  knockout was the bolt path and its own outline appended under the even-odd
  rule, so wherever the two overlapped the fill came back. They are unioned
  into one shape, and the mark is drawn in a transparency layer so punching
  the bolt clears the mark without cutting a hole through the plate.

• The alert dialog offers only Dismiss. Open Settings sat beside it on every
  alert and pulled the user out of what they were doing to reach a window the
  menu bar already opens, so it is gone, along with the per-rule "Dialog can
  be dismissed" toggle that existed only to hide Dismiss behind it.

• site/mark.svg and Resources/Assets/battery-shield-icon.svg carry the
  white mark, so the site logo, the favicon and the artwork match the icns.

Removed

• Resources/Assets/battery-charging.svg, the icon the shield mark replaced.

VoltGuard 0.1.9

VoltGuard 0.1.9

VoltGuard 0.1.8

VoltGuard 0.1.8

VoltGuard 0.1.7

VoltGuard 0.1.7

VoltGuard 0.1.6

VoltGuard 0.1.6

VoltGuard 0.1.5

VoltGuard 0.1.5

VoltGuard 0.1.4

VoltGuard 0.1.4

VoltGuard 0.1.3

VoltGuard 0.1.3

VoltGuard 0.1.2

Added

• A new icon: a battery inside a guard shield, drawn from
  Resources/Assets/battery-shield-icon.svg. One renderer produces both the
  application icon and the menu bar glyph, so they cannot drift apart.
• The menu bar icon now reports state directly: the cell fills to the real
  battery level and is tinted green, amber or red by how much is left, the
  bolt appears only while a charger is attached, and the shield disappears
  while monitoring is paused.
• Voice alerts gained a tone control alongside rate and volume, and every
  alert rule has a Listen button that speaks that rule's own message, filled
  in with the current battery level.
• The voice now defaults to Apple's natural Siri voice — "Voice 4" — when it
  is installed, falling back to the best remaining voice and then to the
  system default. Settings shows which voice Automatic resolves to, and the
  picker labels each voice with its quality.

Changed

• New default rules and wording: Critical at 15%, Low at 25%, Charging Warning
  at 80%, and Full at 100%. Each message names the live battery level, for
  example "Battery is 15% please connect your device to a power source
  immediately to avoid shutdown."
• The installer background follows the new palette.
• The site's logo and favicon are site/mark.svg, generated from the same
  geometry as the application icon, so the two cannot diverge. It carries its
  own colours and reads on light and dark backgrounds alike.

VoltGuard 0.1.1

Fixed

• The Settings ▸ Alerts tab was broken: HSplitView collapsed the rule list
  to its intrinsic height inside a fixed-size window, so it floated in the
  middle of the tab with rows clipped. It is now a proper sidebar that fills
  the window.

• The history window's tabs left a band of empty space above their controls,
  because a VStack centres itself when given extra height. Content is pinned
  to the top, the range picker sits in a header strip at its natural width
  rather than stretched edge to edge, and Charging Sessions gained the same
  range control as the other tabs.

• The menu reported "Notifications Are Disabled" forever: the permission was
  read once at launch, so turning notifications on in System Settings had no
  effect until VoltGuard was restarted. It is now re-read whenever the app
  becomes active, and it distinguishes "not yet asked" from "turned off" from
  "no notification centre available", which is what happens when the app is
  run from the disk image instead of Applications.

• The signed appcast never reached the published site. The release workflow
  commits it with GITHUB_TOKEN, and GitHub raises no push event for commits
  made with that token, so the Pages workflow never ran and the live feed kept
  serving the previous build. Pages now also deploys on the release workflow
  completing.

• The notification permission prompt appeared on first launch even when no
  enabled rule used the notification channel. It is now raised only when a
  rule can actually post one, and when a rule later starts using it.

Changed

• Removed the keyboard shortcuts from the menu bar. VoltGuard is an accessory
  app and is never the frontmost application, so they never fired; showing
  them promised something that did not work.

• Documentation said Xcode 15.4 was enough to build. The package declares
  swift-tools-version 6.0, so it needs Xcode 16.