Decky 0.3.2

Desktop app 0.3.2 · Deck firmware 0.1.6 (unchanged)

Installed Decky updates itself: use the updates pill in the title bar, or Settings → Updates. New installs: run the Decky-Setup installer. The deck's firmware updates from the same place, with the deck on USB.

Desktop

• Start Decky with Windows, into the tray (6cbbe18)
  A deck that only works once its app has been opened by hand is not much of a
  deck, so an installed Decky starts with Windows - decided once, on its first
  run, and remembered, so turning it off in Settings or in Windows' own
  startup list stands. A start at login carries --hidden and waits in the
  tray: the deck comes up and the keys work, without a window in the face of
  someone who has just logged in.
  Windows is asked what the setting is rather than Decky keeping one of its
  own. A development build cannot offer it - it would put the path of an
  Electron in node_modules into the registry - and says so under the switch.
• Keep an app's password and permission on the PC, not in the profile (ac22b9c)
  Switching profiles signed you out of Discord and forgot OBS's password,
  because every profile kept its own copy of them. What an app is set to is
  the profile's - which OBS, what was counted - but what proves who you are
  was typed on this PC and belongs to it, so secrets now live once beside the
  profiles and every profile uses them.
  The split is the secret flag each field already declares, so an app added
  later needs nothing new. Discord's token was the odd one out, kept in a file
  of its own; it moves too, while its notification count stays with the
  profile. What is already saved is adopted on the first load, so nobody signs
  in again. Exports are unchanged: they never carried secrets and now cannot
  see them.