Hoard 4.3.0

• Short links for shared sets. A set's link holds the set itself, so a big set's is thousands of characters
  long. Make a short link, in Share..., makes one of about 70 characters that works for 14 days. Hoard
  locks the set on your computer (AES-GCM, with a new random key) and sends only the locked copy to Hoard's share
  server, hoard-share.furryup.link; the key is only in the link, after its #, which a browser never sends
  anywhere, so the server can't read the set. Update the link puts the set as it is now behind the same link,
  for 14 days from then (the dialog says when the set has changed since), and Delete the short link deletes it
  from the server at once, as deleting the set does. The set viewer opens short links, and says when one has run
  out or been deleted; Add a shared set... takes them too. Nothing is uploaded unless you make a short link:
  the long link works as before. The share server is share/ in the repository (a Cloudflare Worker, with its own
  tests); PRIVACY.md says what it keeps, and TERMS.md has a section on using it.

VirusTotal scan results

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• Hoard-4.3.0-linux-x86_64.flatpak: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 59 engines)
• Hoard-4.3.0-macos-apple-silicon.pkg: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 61 engines)
• Hoard-4.3.0-macos-intel.pkg: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 58 engines)
• Hoard-4.3.0-windows.zip: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 58 engines)
• Hoard-4.3.0.zip: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 65 engines)
• Hoard-Setup-4.3.0.exe: 0 malicious, 0 suspicious (of 70 engines)