Release v1.0.14

Standard Builds (Recommended)

These builds do not contain PEX or DHT in the final binary. Not recommended for normal users unless you have privacy requirements.

Native Network Binding: Added host-scoped interface and exact-address binding for Superseedr-owned peer, DHT, tracker, web-seed, RSS, update, and DNS traffic, with fail-closed generation invalidation, live recovery, TUI controls, runtime status visibility, and platform-specific validation gates.
Component Visualization Picker: Added a focused visualization workspace for cycling persistent Peer Stream, Disk Health, and DHT renderers while retaining the classic views as defaults. Keybind [v]

Current-Directory Shared Config Discovery: Launching Superseedr from an existing shared root or its superseedr-config directory now selects that cluster automatically without requiring an environment variable or persisted launcher setting.
Network Binding Visibility and Control: Added interface discovery, host-scoped configuration, CLI overrides, bound-DNS policy, activation warnings, event-journal transitions, and detailed JSON status for active or blocked network generations.
Visualization Readability and Motion: Refined component-specific animation timing, legends, terminal-aware layouts, semantic centers, focus navigation, and configuration persistence across the Peer Stream, Disk Health, and DHT galleries.
Dependency and Development Maintenance: Updated current dependencies and added a repeatable Debian development-box bootstrap with the repository toolchain and integration-test environment.

Network Generation Safety: Hardened rebinding, recovery, address-family selection, DNS validation, listener and UDP lifecycle handling, queued peer permits, tracker and web-seed routing, and Windows interface support so stale generations cannot continue owned network work.
Visualization Selection Compatibility: Preserved valid renderer selections across restarts, mapped retired visualization names to supported fallbacks, and fixed Disk Health and DHT animation behavior without changing the classic renderer timing.
Shared Config Selection Stability: Frozen the initial current-directory shared-config decision for the process lifetime and aligned focus and animation visibility after automatic discovery.