v1.5.0

Changes in 1.5.0

Tune a mod's values by dragging them, and open the dashboard without leaving the game.

Added

• Sliders in mod panels. A mod can expose a value as a slider (Profiler.RegisterSlider,
  Panel.Slider) instead of a number you type into the console. Snitch clamps it to the declared range and
  snaps it to the step before the mod's setter runs, so every write path - dragging in game, the web
  dashboard, the phone remote, snitch slider - is bounded identically.
• Sliders render everywhere panels already do: the in-game overlay, the web dashboard and the phone remote.
• snitch slider <sliderId> [value] reads or writes one from the console. Omit the value to read it back.
  A slider is a mouse control and cannot be driven by a test harness; this is the scriptable equivalent.
• Open dashboard button in the Snitch panel, and snitch dashboard. It serves the bundled copy from
  Mods/Snitch/wwwroot when one is present, otherwise the hosted build, which connects back to the same
  loopback socket. With the data server off it says so rather than opening a page that cannot connect.

Fixed

• snitch hud and snitch panel <id> were still documented after 1.3.0 moved the overlay to Hotline, so
  following the docs printed "unknown". The wiki now matches the commands that exist.

Requirements

• In-game sliders need Hotline 1.2.0 or newer, which
  draws them. Without Hotline, Snitch still runs and the sliders remain usable from the console and the
  dashboard.

Notes

• Control ids are slugified from the label and punctuation is dropped, so two labels differing only in
  punctuation collide and the second replaces the first. Give each control distinct words.