GitBolt 0.6.1

Changed

• Updates also look for the project under its new name, GitVolt (GitVoltApp/gitvolt on
  GitHub, packages named GitVolt_…), so this version can update into it. Until that
  repository exists, they come from GitBoltApp/gitbolt as before. On macOS, GitVolt.app takes
  GitBolt.app's place; on Arch, the update removes the gitbolt package that gitvolt replaces.
• New app icon: two graph lanes, one cool and one warm, branch from a commit and merge into
  another, outlining a bolt. Its commits are drawn as the graph draws them: a ring in the lane's
  colour. Small sizes use a bolder version of the same mark.

Fixed

• A signed commit's status card wraps git's message (such as an unknown key's), and the pointer
  can move into it to read or copy the text; the message scrolled sideways in a card that closed
  on the way to the scrollbar.
• The hex view's right-hand bar scrolls like the other diffs' overview ruler: a click jumps there
  and keeps dragging, the slider drags from the point grabbed, and the wheel scrolls.
• Compare with working tree against an older commit lists binary files (images and the like)
  changed in a later commit; they were dropped as unchanged.
• A submodule with uncommitted changes inside, still at its recorded commit, no longer offers a
  hunk to stage in the working-copy diff; it is refused like any submodule change.
• A narrow details panel's file toolbar (Collapse all, Path/Tree, View all files) no longer
  overlaps itself: at the panel's narrowest its buttons show as icons, named by their tooltips.
• A working-copy diff's toolbar shows its staging Undo and Redo again. They were drawn midway down
  the diff's right edge instead, under the scroll strip, where they showed as a stray arrow and
  couldn't be clicked.