1.4.1

Patch Changes

• #13 3a2abd0 Thanks @TooTallNate! - Fix the console hanging on wake-from-sleep when file logging is enabled
  (log = true). The log sink writes to the SD card, and a write triggered
  during the PSC sleep transition (e.g. the "power: sleeping" line) issued
  fsp-srv I/O inside the window between the sleep notification and
  acknowledgement, which hangs the wake sequence. File writes are now suspended
  for the duration of the sleep/wake transition.

• #15 1aeb7da Thanks @TooTallNate! - Re-advertise mDNS when the network changes (wifi reconnect, airplane-mode
  toggle, DHCP renewal) so the console's <hostname>.local name keeps resolving
  without a reboot. Previously the advertisement only happened at startup, so it
  went stale after connectivity changes.

  • Detects connectivity changes by polling nifm for the current IP every ~2s
    and acting when it changes. (We tested nifm's connectivity-change event on
    hardware; on an unsubmitted request it never fires, so polling is the
    reliable trigger.)
  • On a detected IP change, the HTTP listener and mDNS socket are both rebuilt
    (a network teardown can otherwise leave the listener silently not accepting).
  • Unsolicited announcements now retry until a send actually succeeds, instead
    of giving up while routing is still coming up after the network returns.

  Sleep-safety: the IP poll runs only while awake, so no nifm IPC hits the PSC
  sleep window. (The one confirmed sleep/wake hazard is filesystem I/O during
  the transition, fixed separately by suspending the log sink.)