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Euphoria mode could not be switched off. Once you had earned it, the
toggle did nothing — the mode was reading "your current streak is at the
ceiling" as well as the switch, and a streak does not reset when you stop
playing. So it stayed true forever and held the colours on no matter what you
pressed. Winning is now a moment rather than a state: it unlocks the mode for
good and switches it on there and then, and after that the switch is the only
thing that decides.
The development shortcut invented a score. In development builds, the
button that jumps to euphoria used to write a full 19,350 points and a
36-tap streak straight into the run — so the share card could show a number
nobody had played for. It now only turns the mode on. Your score is yours.
New
Ctrl+E turns euphoria mode on and off, once you have earned it. Before
that it does nothing at all: a shortcut that worked early would give away
that there is something to find.
Changed
The setup log records nothing that identifies you. It was writing the
install directory, which on a normal install contains your Windows account
name. It now records only what happened — found, offered, declined, started,
failed — so the file is safe to send to anyone without reading it first.