v1.5.1

1.5.1

Fixed

• No more stray characters on the terminal after a session detaches. Two
  separate leaks were writing to the local terminal once a session was already
  gone. (1) The connect client never cancelled its remote stdout/stderr
  listeners on detach, so bytes still buffered in the channel were flushed
  afterwards — at an idle prompt the line editor repainted around them, smearing
  erase/prompt escape sequences onto the detached terminal. The listeners are now
  guarded against the detached state and cancelled on teardown. (2) When a session
  was detached from another window mid full-screen program, the terminal reset
  undid the alternate screen, cursor and color attributes but not mouse
  reporting, so every later mouse move spewed SGR mouse reports (ESC[<…M) onto
  the terminal. The detach reset now also disables every mouse-tracking mode
  (1000/1002/1003 and the 1005/1006/1015 encodings) and bracketed paste (2004).

• Interactive sessions no longer freeze on heavy output. The connect
  client consumed remote stdout/stderr without ever replenishing the channel's
  send window, so after a cumulative 256 KiB the node's flow-control credit
  drained and all further output stalled — the session appeared frozen. This
  surfaced most often with full-screen TUIs that repaint the whole screen on
  every scroll (e.g. claude's plan view, vim, less, htop), which exhaust
  the window within a handful of redraws. The client now grants window credit for
  every chunk it consumes. The node grants stdin credit symmetrically, so a large
  paste into a full-screen program can't stall input either.