v0.1.1

Added

• Stable always-latest download URLs for every platform, e.g.
  https://github.com/Timtam/rabbit/releases/latest/download/rabbit-windows-x86_64.exe
  and …/rabbit-macos-universal.app.zip. The release pipeline now
  publishes version-less aliases of each artifact alongside the
  versioned originals, so the URLs above resolve to whatever release is
  current at the time of the click. The README's Download section has
  been switched to direct links; the GitHub Releases page is still
  there for users who want to pin a version or verify SHA-256 sums.

Changed

• macOS: ship a single universal Mach-O instead of separate Apple Silicon
  and Intel builds. The release pipeline now builds both arches and
  lipo -creates them into one binary, published as
  rabbit-<version>-macos-universal (and …-universal.app.zip). The
  self-update manifest's platforms map keeps its macos-aarch64 and
  macos-x86_64 keys for backward compatibility with already-released
  RABBIT 0.1.0 clients, both pointing at the universal artifact, so
  existing installs migrate to the fat binary on their next self-update
  check without a manual download.

Fixed

• macOS: Cmd+C (and Cmd+S in the German build) no longer closes the
  wizard. Wizard buttons used &Close / &Schließen-style mnemonics
  for Alt-key access on Windows and Linux, but wxWidgets' OSX backend
  binds those & mnemonics as Cmd+letter accelerators — colliding
  with macOS system shortcuts (Cmd+C copy, Cmd+S save, …). Mnemonics
  on buttons aren't HIG-conformant on macOS anyway, so they're now
  stripped from the label entirely on that platform; underlined
  Alt-key access continues to work on Windows and Linux.

• macOS first-launch helper: Open Me First.command no longer falsely
  reports success on macOS 15 (Sequoia) and 26 (Tahoe). Removing the
  com.apple.quarantine xattr is no longer enough on those versions —
  Gatekeeper blocks unsigned bundles on first launch regardless of
  quarantine state. The helper now (a) verifies the xattr was actually
  cleared recursively across the bundle (the previous version checked
  only the bundle root, missing inner-file failures), (b) detects the
  macOS version, and (c) on macOS 15+ triggers a launch attempt to
  register Rabbit.app with Gatekeeper, then deep-links System Settings
  → Privacy & Security so the user's "Open Anyway" approval is one
  click away. macOS 14 and earlier keep the original quiet behavior.

• macOS: install no longer aborts with
  no artifact found for sws on MacOs/Universal (and the analogous
  silent ReaPack-arm64 mis-install on Intel hosts) when REAPER is a
  universal Mach-O. The artifact dispatcher now canonicalizes
  Architecture::Universal to the host slice on macOS before
  per-package resolvers run, so SWS picks the matching Darwin-x86_64
  / Darwin-arm64 .dmg and ReaPack picks the matching
  reaper_reapack-x86_64.dylib / reaper_reapack-arm64.dylib. On
  Apple Silicon Macs running RABBIT under Rosetta, the dispatcher
  consults sysctl.proc_translated and forces the arm64 slice so
  plug-ins match the arm64-native REAPER process rather than the
  x86_64 translator's view.

• macOS: VoiceOver now reads the German UI with a German voice. The
  bundle previously declared only English (CFBundleDevelopmentRegion
  with no CFBundleLocalizations and no .lproj directories), so
  Cocoa picked the English voice for every accessibility string
  regardless of the in-app language. The bundle now ships
  CFBundleLocalizations for en and de, matching empty
  en.lproj / de.lproj stubs, and seats AppleLanguages from the
  resolved runtime locale before wxDragon brings up Cocoa so the
  override also takes effect for users on an English-language macOS
  who switch RABBIT to German.