v0.3.2

Added

• RABBIT now writes a crash report when it crashes due to an internal error:
  a small plain-text file (crash-<timestamp>.log) with the RABBIT version,
  OS, the error and where it happened, saved right next to the RABBIT
  executable — next to the RABBIT.app bundle on macOS — in keeping with
  RABBIT being fully portable. If that location isn't writable (for example
  RABBIT running from a read-only disk image), the report falls back to the
  system temp folder as rabbit-crash-<timestamp>.log. When reporting a
  crash, attaching that file makes diagnosing it much easier.

Fixed

• macOS: the app no longer crashes shortly after the first Next click, when
  the online version check finishes and the wizard advances to the packages
  page (a 0.3.1 regression: the screen-reader focus improvement selected the
  package list's top row through an API that is only valid for flat lists,
  not the tree the packages page uses, crashing the native macOS view; the
  page now simply receives keyboard focus, which already starts reading at
  the top).