Update Sonic Pi port

Sonic Pi no longer support static port assignment so checks if the app has printed the port to the logs

Keep-alive stability issues addressed

The "keep-alive" functionality that was causing some stability issues has been moved into a command line flag --keepalive

Troop hub update

v0.10.1

Update README.md

Syntax highlighting for "dummy interpreters"

If you are and your fellow live coders are in the same room using Troop, it's often most convenient for only one laptop to produce sound (the master). When one user logs in using an interpreter, such as TidalCycles, all others can log in using the "No Interpreter" option or --mode none flag. When the "master" laptop receives text in the console, it is sent to all of the other users so you can see exactly what your code is doing. Futhermore, you can select the language for syntax highlighting / keyboard short-cuts at the log in window or use the --syntax flag to choose the language you wish to emulate.

Better error handling for login UI

All errors propagate on failed login, not just certain network ones. This way users know a bit more about what goes wrong if they can't log in to a Troop server

Improved usage with Sonic Pi

• Improved behaviour with OSC based interpreters like SuperCollider and Sonic-Pi

v0.9.2

• Improved behaviour of user's de-highlighting text when deleting a selection.
• Stopped user labels moving to the end of the text after user input

Interpreter drop-down menu added to login screen

You can now select which interpreter you want to use (e.g. FoxDot or TidalCycles) from the login page

UI Improvement

Improved behaviour of scrolling the window and uses consistent versions of Python with Troop / FoxDot

Improved login feature

Errors with login UI now let you try again instead of showing a message box and closing. The executable file will be available for Mac OS soon in the form of a .app file.