Dynamo 0C EQ v1.1.0

A big release. The equaliser was rebuilt from the ground up for higher fidelity, the
channel drive gained optional anti-aliasing, and the interface got a settings window.

Heads-up: the top end sounds different from 1.0.0 — on purpose. The old EQ
pinched the highs in near Nyquist ("cramping"); the new one keeps the analogue
curve all the way up. Boosts and shelves up high are truer and a touch brighter.

Changed — sound & quality

• EQ rebuilt as an analogue-matched design. Each band used to be a bilinear
  filter propped up by oversampling; it's now a closed-form matched-Z + FIR
  correction that reproduces the analogue magnitude right up to Nyquist without
  oversampling, without cramping, and at zero latency. Measured against the
  analogue prototype it tracks to < 0.03 dB across the audible band (worst case
  ~0.46 dB only at an extreme hi-shelf boost), and it's ~25–50× cheaper than the
  oversampling it replaces.
• Higher hi-shelf fidelity. The FIR magnitude correction went from order 3 to
  order 5, which roughly halves the worst-case error (the extreme hi-shelf
  shoulder dropped from ~0.87 dB to ~0.45 dB) and tightens every band.

Added

• Drive oversampling (1x / 2x / 4x). The channel drive is non-linear, so it
  aliases; you can now oversample just the drive to push that aliasing far below the
  noise floor. It only engages while the drive is on, and only then adds a small,
  host-compensated latency. 1x is the default and is bit-identical to the old
  drive (zero latency).
• Settings window. Click the plugin title (“DYNAMO 0C”) to open an overlay card
  — it turns orange while open — that hosts the Drive Oversampling selector. Click
  the title again, the ✕, or outside the card to close it.
• The graphical interface is now built by default (make); use BUILDUI=no
  for a headless DSP-only build.

Removed

• The EQ oversampling control is gone. With the analogue-matched design the EQ
  never needs oversampling (it already matches the analogue up to Nyquist), so the
  old Oversampling selector — including its "Auto" mode, which had become just a
  synonym for 1x — was removed along with all of its code. The EQ now always runs at
  the session rate. The only oversampling left is the drive's.

Compatibility note

• Control-port layout changed. Removing the EQ oversample port shifted the
  control ports above it (latency, HP-bump, drive) and the drive-oversampling port
  now sits at the end. Hosts read these by name, so re-inserting the plugin is fine,
  but any saved automation that referenced the old ports by numeric index may
  need re-pointing.

Fidelity notes (for the curious)

• Measured against the analogue prototype it's modelled on, the EQ tracks the target
  magnitude to < 0.03 dB across the audible band — worst case ~0.46 dB only at an
  extreme hi-shelf boost. The realisation matches its own design to the float floor.