Docyrus Open IDE v0.1.9

Docyrus Open IDE v0.1.9 makes the things on screen that name a file actually open it.

Features:

• Links in the terminal. Hovering a URL or a file path in terminal output underlines it, and ⌘-clicking opens it: web links go to your default browser, file paths open in a pane — at the line a src/main.zig:42 suffix names. A ⌘-drag that ends somewhere else opens nothing, and a plain click still selects text as before.
• PDF preview. PDFs open in a pane, rendered by the system WebView's own viewer, with scrolling, zoom, search and text selection. Nothing reads the file into the app first, so a large PDF opens as quickly as a small one.
• Reveal in Finder in the File Explorer. The editor tabs had it; now the explorer's context menu has it too, on files and folders alike.
• Files the editor cannot show now say so. A PDF, an archive, or a compiled binary used to open a tab full of mojibake. Files are judged by their bytes rather than their extension, so the answer is right whatever the file is called, and the dialog offers to reveal the file in Finder instead of being a dead end. Dropping such a file on a terminal still types its path.

Fixes:

• Absolute paths for files outside a project. Files opened from Finder or a terminal link live in "Other Open Files", where the tab path is already absolute. Reveal in Finder and Copy Path were handing out an unrelated buffer's contents for those tabs.
• External links can reach the browser. The runtime's own navigation policy still denied them, so links in the Markdown preview went nowhere.

Apple Silicon macOS install:

curl -fsSL https://github.com/Docyrus/docyrus-open-ide/releases/latest/download/install-mac.sh | bash

The installer verifies the archive's SHA-256 against the digest pinned in install-mac.sh before replacing the app. SHA256SUMS.txt lists the digest of every asset.