GemDB Stats 1.1.0

Added

• A web version at gemtalk.github.io/GemDB_Stats,
  with everything but the AI assistant. The file you open never leaves your
  machine. (#8)
• A host page, such as a VS Code webview in GemDB Code, can choose the file to
  show. In a browser, ?file=<url>&name=<label> opens a file at startup. See
  docs/embedding.md.
  (#10)
• Each release includes the web build, GemDB-Stats-<version>-web.tar.gz, for
  embedding. (#10)
• A menu button on Linux, Windows and the web, with the same commands as the
  macOS menu bar. (#11)

Changed

• Large files load about three times faster in a third of the memory. A
  216 MB .out.gz now loads in 12 s instead of 34 s, with a peak of 2.0 GB
  instead of 5.9 GB. (#8)

Fixed

• Some statistics were missing or showed another statistic's values. In files
  whose stat types have no CacheSerialNum, including STATMON "2" files and
  current files from some platforms, the first statistic of each type was
  dropped (for example LocalPageCacheMisses and UserTime). A statistic
  missing from GemDB Stats' definitions shifted the values of the ones after
  it. (#10)
• A file whose last line was cut short, as when statmonitor is stopped, now
  loads instead of failing. So do older statmon files, back to 1997.
  (#10)
• Adding a statistic to a MultiChart keeps the zoomed range.
  (#13)
• A long file name is shortened with an ellipsis instead of running past the
  top bar or under the menu button.
  (#14)

What's Changed

• Build the app for the web, and publish it to GitHub Pages by @jgfoster in #8
• feat: menu accessible on non-macOS platforms by @anna-st-40 in #11
• Let a host page choose the file; read each statistic from its own column by @jgfoster in #10
• fix: keep zoomed area when adding new lines to multichart by @anna-st-40 in #13
• Keep the file name clear of the menu button in a narrow window by @jgfoster in #14
• docs: add changelog, contributing guide and release process by @jgfoster in #15

Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0