v0.53

Sabine 0.53

• Sabine has an icon of its own, a navy swallow on an ivory tile. The window that prepares Sabine
  and the notices it shows when an app can't start carry it, and on Linux the Sabine service adds a
  hidden com.lantharos.sabine desktop entry and icon, for every user when Sabine is installed
  system-wide, so task lists and system monitors can show the shared Chromium as Sabine. On
  Windows the Sabine service carries the icon in Task Manager and Installed apps, and on macOS the
  shared host does in Activity Monitor. Apps keep their own icons, including on their update prompts.
• Pages print through the desktop's own print dialog. On Linux, window.print() and the new
  print.page() and print.element() ask the print portal how to print, lay the page out on the
  chosen paper and pages, and send it to the printer without asking again. macOS and Windows show
  the system's print dialog.
• print.files() prints PDF, image and text files as one document, and Rust code does the same with
  BridgeEventEmitter::print_files. On Linux PDF files go to the printer as they are, with their
  pages chosen in the print dialog, and images and text are laid out on the paper chosen in it.
• Windows setup no longer fills its log with a line for every moment of the Chromium download and
  unpacking. The setup log, and the output of sabine runtime install, sabine update and
  sabine-service ensure-runtime, record each step once with a percentage every tenth of the way
  and the result, while the progress bar of the .exe and MSI setup wizards follows the work
  smoothly.