WayRun v0.3.1

Added

• The interface is translated: locales/en.yml and locales/zh_cn.yml hold
  every string the launcher shows, and the locale is resolved once at startup
  from $LC_ALL, $LC_MESSAGES, $LANG — zh_CN.UTF-8 becomes zh_cn, any
  zh_* variant reads the one Chinese table, anything else falls back to
  English. Plugin names and ready hints, action titles, the ? help line, the
  system commands and the web-search rows are all covered. wayrun status,
  --list-plugins and the RPC errors stay English, and whatever a host sends
  is relayed as it is.
• config.toml's [ui] locale pins the interface language regardless of the
  session, which is what a resident service needs: its unit inherits the
  session's locale, or none at all. It is read at startup, so a change needs a
  restart.
• The action panel leads with the row's own command (Open), so its first
  slot is what Enter runs: Shift+Enter then Enter opens the row instead of
  pinning it, and Alt+Enter on Open clears a remembered default whichever
  scope set it.
• A remembered default is visible without opening the panel: the row carries the
  same dot, its footer names the action Enter will run (⏎ Open in terminal)
  instead of ⏎ Launch, and ? lists each plugin's remembered action.
• An action an external host attaches can be made the default Enter action: the
  core stamps the host as the owner of the actions it parses out of a response,
  so the host's scope is what the gesture sets.
• A new launcher mark, images/logo.svg (replacing
  images/application_default.png), trails three fading echoes behind the W,
  and the built-in builtin:app glyph is drawn from the same rest geometry.

Changed

• A file or directory row lists "Open in terminal" next to Open, with
  "Reveal in file manager" and "Copy path" after them, so the open-family
  entries are grouped at the top of the panel instead of the terminal being
  last.
• Pin/unpin and the default gesture re-send the query with the panel held open
  on the entry that changed, so the change lands where it was made. The resume
  is dropped by a close, a hide and every query edit, so a slow host's reply
  cannot resurrect a panel the user closed.
• Both README editions no longer name Papirus as the icon theme: app and file
  rows follow the desktop's own theme. A License section credits the bundled
  Material Symbols (Apache-2.0) and links the notice.
• The user-facing pages state what a feature is and how to use it: the
  implementation narrative (process split, caches, internal paths) is gone, and
  the two language editions keep the same sections.