Release v3.0.1 · Skyfay/SkySend

iPhone and iPad Fixes, Steady Header and Release Tooling

web: The header stays in place when switching between pages on a computer that always shows scrollbars.
web: Taps and tab switches on iPhones and iPads respond right away again instead of hanging for seconds.
website: The site no longer freezes for seconds on iPhones and iPads, and taps there respond right away. On these devices the feature strips move again and plain frames replace the spinning borders.

docs: The contributing guide asks for the link to the issue at the end of a changelog entry for a change that resolves one.
docs: The contributing guide asks that issues and pull requests made with AI are tested on a running instance before they are opened.
docs: The developer guide describes the steps of a release.

server: Tests for errors in the middle of an upload, like a storage or database failure at the start or the finalize, for the session layer of chunked uploads and for the inbox and WebSocket paths of file requests.
client: Tests for a temporary file that cannot be created, a stream that delivers text and a file name with an extension too long to keep.

infra: The Vite dev server listens on every interface and allows the hosts of BASE_URL and CORS_ORIGINS, so it can be opened from another machine. Its proxy follows PORT from .env.dev.
infra: The build of a pull request into main waits for one approval instead of one per Docker image and CLI binary, so a run sends a single review request.
infra: pnpm toolbox shows the release and maintenance commands in one menu, and each still runs on its own.
infra: The version bump stops at CodeQL alerts open on dev until you confirm, and pnpm codeql:check lists them on its own.
infra: pnpm release:tag tags the release on main with the title from the changelog and pushes the tag, and pnpm release:untag deletes a tag here and on GitHub.
infra: pnpm changelog:amend adds the fragments to a version block the version bump wrote already.
infra: pnpm audit:check runs pnpm audit for the whole workspace.