Release Voyager v0.2.0 · Lwb89dev/voyager

Voyager v0.2.0

Navigation HUD, in-app voice model downloads, and a round of real fixes reported from actual driving/testing use.

Fixed dead whitespace in the speed/cancel-trip card, made the speedometer bigger, and switched new installs to Roadstr's "minimal" speedometer style by default.
The turn-instruction card now docks top-right instead of spanning the top edge, freeing the centre of the map.
The current-street label moved down to sit level with the FAB column instead of floating a full chrome-height above it.
In landscape, Voyager's own chrome row and Roadstr's bottom bar/FABs now share the same row where there's room; portrait keeps them stacked, where there isn't.

Added a light-theme toggle — scoped to the Settings screen itself. The driving surfaces (map, music, podcasts) stay dark always, on purpose.
Removed the Privacy section (redundant with what's already in the README).
Roadstr's own bottom-bar "menu" icon now opens Voyager's settings instead of Roadstr's native settings screen, which exposed a second, differently-shaped Kokoro control panel over the same underlying settings.
Fixed the onboarding welcome page showing a broken-image icon.

Kokoro and Vosk speech model downloads are now available directly in Settings and in onboarding.
Fixed Vosk model downloads failing with "No file extension detected" — the in-progress download file needed a real .zip extension before extraction, not .zip.part.
Enlarged the download button — it previously read as a disabled control.
Added a retry action on a failed plugin (e.g. after granting a permission from system Settings that was denied during onboarding) — previously the only way back was restarting the app.

Support for more than one music folder as a source, with existing single-folder choices carried over automatically.

Now respects the shared imperial/metric unit toggle instead of always showing °C and km/h.

Amber (NIP-55) login was silently doing nothing — the Android manifest was missing the package-visibility declaration for the nostrsigner:// scheme, which hid the Amber app from the login plugin even when installed.
Music and podcast playback now actually stop when the app is removed from Android's recents, rather than continuing indefinitely in the background.

Same as v0.1.0 — pick the build matching your device:

voyager-v0.2.0-arm64-v8a.apk — almost every phone from the last ~8 years. Pick this unless you know otherwise.
voyager-v0.2.0-armeabi-v7a.apk — older 32-bit ARM devices.
voyager-v0.2.0-x86_64.apk — Intel/AMD.

All three are signed with Voyager's own release key.