v0.1.6

Fixed

• Hours from an import were missing on the game's page. A game imported without a status showed
  its hours in the Library but "—" on its page, and a game imported with DLC lost its hours
  entirely. Imported hours are now recorded properly, and games already affected are repaired when
  you update — except a game with DLC, whose hours come back with one Sync from its page.
• The PC scan offered apps as games — Opera, the Battle.net launcher, Playnite, even a file from
  Steam's own folder — and named some games after the wrong folder: VALORANT came in as "Live" and
  THE FINALS as "Discovery". Steam libraries on another drive are now recognised as Steam.
• Epic imports were full of things that aren't games. Soundtracks, art books, wallpapers, betas
  and DLC no longer land in "couldn't be identified"; DLC is added to its game when you have it.
  Store editions such as "Standard Edition" are now recognised as the game they are.
• Connecting Epic flashed a page of sign-in data, and LastSave could drop behind other windows
  once the sign-in finished.
• Text from a game's page showed through the session summary after a play session.
• Wishlisted games imported from Steam or Epic showed no store.
• Cancelling a new shelf jumped to another shelf, and saving one did not close the window.

Changed

• Epic imports and checks are much faster. The long "Looking up N Epic games…" wait is gone for
  games you already have, and the rest are matched in a fraction of the time.
• Check for new games runs once a day, the first time you open LastSave, and only tells you when
  it finds something new. Games it couldn't identify stop coming back every day.
• Games you already have are updated in one place. When a scan finds something new for a game in
  your library — where it's installed, that you now own it, extra content — it appears under Updates
  with an Update / Ignore switch, set to Update. Update all and Ignore all are right there.
• Everything you ignored is one click away from the import review and the check ("Ignored").
  Restoring something brings it straight back.
• Selecting several games in the import review is easier: once one is selected, clicking
  another selects it instead of opening it.
• Creating a shelf has its own window, separate from managing your shelves, and the icon picker
  tells you that searching finds almost anything.