v0.32.0

Changed

• Take over opens in a terminal inside wisp by default on macOS and Linux, instead of a terminal app. Pick Auto-detect or a terminal app in Settings → General → Take over in to go back; a setting you already chose is kept. Windows still opens a terminal app.
• Each task keeps its scroll position across reloads. Split view already took you back to where you were in a task when you opened it again; that place is now saved in the browser, and the open task's is written as the page goes away, so a reload (⌘R, wisp updating, the phone dropping the page) opens it on the same spot. In the feed, the open task you were reading comes back where it was too.
• The "Nothing needs you" line above the task list is gone, in the feed and in split view's sidebar: the group headings already say what needs you.

Added

• Copy a picture from a reply and paste it anywhere (Slack, a doc, an issue): hover it for Copy image and Download, or open it and use the same buttons in the viewer, where ⌘C / Ctrl+C copies too. Any format is copied as a PNG, which every app pastes. A spell can restyle or hide the buttons (image.tools).
• The address bar follows the open task (#/s/<id>, the task opened last in the feed), so reloading keeps it open and a copied link opens it in another tab or browser. Opening a #/s/<id> address opens that task, as before.

Fixed

• Split view from the first paint: the page no longer shows the feed while its scripts load and then jumps to split view (most visible on wisp Grid, where they come over the network).