3.2.1

Changed

• A golden's name is capped at 200 characters, keeping its readable beginning and ending in a
  hash of the whole of it. The name is the package, the class, the method and any label run
  together, none of which is bounded, and a filesystem rejects a name over 255. Real names are
  nowhere near the cap, so recorded goldens keep the names they have.

Fixed

• Snapshots no longer keep a file open for every layout they inflate. The parser was handed a
  stream and never closed it, and layoutlib asks for a parser per layout, nested includes
  included, so a suite of View based tests leaked a descriptor per XML file for the life of the
  test JVM.
• Loading the Android framework resources now fails the build rather than logging and carrying
  on. Without them every attribute and style Android defines is missing, so the render was wrong
  and recordMugshot* wrote that down as the expected image.
• Where a golden belongs is chosen rather than taken from whichever source directory the Android
  plugin registered first. A module with flavours draws on several, and nothing guarantees that
  order; if it changed, recording would write to a new place while verifying looked in the old
  one.
• A file in the failure directory that is not a golden is skipped rather than crashing the report.
  A .DS_Store, which macOS writes into any folder opened in Finder, was enough.
• A dependency whose package name file is empty is named in the error. It used to fail with a
  NoSuchElementException that identified nothing.
• DeviceConfig closes the two files it reads when the renderer starts.
• The unsupported JRE message names the version Mugshot actually needs, 21, rather than 11.
• The preview processor no longer overwrites another annotation processor's generated file. It
  wrote the source set name into codeGenerator.generatedFile.firstOrNull(), taking that to be
  the marker file it had just created, when the list holds everything generated in the round by
  every processor. In a module with Hilt this replaced one of Hilt's generated classes with a
  single word, and the compiler reported the error against Hilt. Modules with no other processor
  were unaffected, which is why it went unnoticed.