Release v0.1.2

Highlights

• Optional sudo warm-up at startup: on a Unix TTY, when a manager that benefits from a live sudo session is present, UniPack can ask whether to run sudo -v before the TUI so the password prompt happens up front with normal terminal I/O. You can still skip it and authenticate manually. The privilege hint in the UI switches between “run sudo -v” and “sudo is enabled” once a session is warmed. If you opt in and sudo -v fails, the process exits non-zero so scripts see the failure clearly.
• Arch: pip tab follows python-* packages: when pacman is available, the pip source lists distro python-* packages (repos and AUR), shows the suffix after python-, and runs upgrades/removes through yay or paru when installed, otherwise sudo pacman, instead of treating global Python like a generic PyPI pip list. This matches how Arch expects system Python libraries to be managed.
• Paru without yay: if only paru is installed, the AUR backend is registered automatically (same idea as yay-only setups).
• More accurate counts and upgrades: Bun’s outdated count is aligned with the same list logic as the tab UI; AUR upgrade metadata is scoped to explicitly foreign (-Qem) packages so tab counts and bulk upgrades stay consistent.

Changed behavior

• Arch (and other pacman-based systems): the pip tab is no longer a plain global pip inventory when pacman is on PATH. Expect python-* naming and pacman/AUR helper actions instead. On other platforms, pip behavior is unchanged. Details and install examples are in the project README.

Other changes

• install.sh warns when fetching darwin-x86_64 binaries (Rosetta-era) and points you at darwin-arm64 or building from source.
• Docs and screenshots: README and the main screenshot were refreshed for this release (including Arch pip semantics).

For install options, supported managers, and the key reference, see README. Maintainer-oriented steps (AUR, tagging, etc.) live in dev/scripts/release.sh if you package or ship releases.