autostand v1.2.0

See CHANGELOG.md for what changed in this release.

One installer per platform:

Platform	File	Notes
macOS	.dmg	Apple Silicon only — see the note below.
Windows	-setup.exe
Linux	.AppImage	chmod +x it and run; no package manager involved.

The macOS build is arm64 only. It does not run on an Intel Mac — Rosetta 2
translates Intel binaries for Apple Silicon, not the reverse. An Intel build is
coming in the next release; earlier notes claimed Rosetta covered this and were
wrong.

From 1.2.0 onwards you only need to download once: Settings → Advanced → Updates
installs later versions in place, checked only when you ask and verified against
autostand's own signing key. The extra .app.tar.gz, .sig and latest.json
assets are what that reads — not things to download.

The bundles are unsigned. macOS reports that the app is damaged and can't be
opened, which means it has no Developer ID signature, not that the download
failed. Clear the quarantine flag once:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/autostand.app

On Windows, SmartScreen shows an unknown-publisher warning: More info → Run
anyway. Full notes: the README section "Blocked by Gatekeeper on macOS?" and
docs/user/01-install.md

autostand v1.0.0

See CHANGELOG.md for what changed in this release.

One installer per platform, attached once every build finishes:

Platform	File	Notes
macOS	.dmg	Apple Silicon. Intel Macs run it through Rosetta 2.
Windows	-setup.exe
Linux	.AppImage	chmod +x it and run; no package manager involved.

The bundles are unsigned. macOS reports that the app is damaged
and can't be opened, which means it has no Developer ID signature,
not that the download failed. Clear the quarantine flag with:

xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/autostand.app

On Windows, SmartScreen shows an unknown-publisher warning: More info
→ Run anyway. Full notes: the README section "Blocked by Gatekeeper on
macOS?" and docs/user/01-install.md