isTargetSleeping v1.10.0

Added

• File tray: drag files or folders onto the notch and it opens its new Tray page. It keeps only their paths (no
  copies, in memory); from each row you can drag the item back out to Explorer, mail or anywhere else, show it in
  Explorer, copy its path or remove it, and "Zip everything" writes a .zip to the Desktop without ever overwriting an
  existing one. The dock only shows the Tray button while something is waiting there.
• Code widget: a small IDE in the notch (two cells, off by default). Pick a project folder and it shows its file tree
  with the file and folder icons of Material Icon Theme (the VS Code extension, MIT), opens files in tabs (up to 8)
  and lets you edit and save text files with Ctrl+S, reload them, or view images. It keeps each file's encoding and
  line endings, saves atomically, never overwrites a file that changed on disk without asking, refuses binaries, non-UTF
  text and files over 1 MB instead of damaging them, hides .git, node_modules, bin and obj and does not follow
  links. Only the folder path is remembered; unsaved text lives in memory. Text is colored by language, letters only, in the editor of the widget and of the
  tray: Markdown (headings, code, bold, links, lists, quotes, tables), C-like languages, Python, JSON, YAML, XML/HTML/XAML,
  CSS, SQL and shell scripts, with the Material-style palette of VS Code (not for files over 200 KB or with the Windows
  high-contrast theme). Long lines wrap inside the card, so there is no horizontal scrolling. The hover view just
  summarizes it, and when it is the only widget its editor grows to fill the card.
• Quick text editing from the tray: the Edit button on a file opens it in the notch to read and change it, Ctrl+S
  or Save writes it, and Reload re-reads it from disk. It keeps the file's encoding (UTF-8, with or without BOM, or
  UTF-16) and line endings so diffs stay clean, saves atomically, refuses binaries, non-UTF text and files over 1 MB
  instead of damaging them, and never overwrites a file that changed on disk without asking. Unsaved text survives
  collapsing the notch, and closing with changes asks first.
• Clipboard history (Settings > General, off by default): keeps the last 25 texts you copy, only in memory. It never
  writes to disk, never keeps images or files, skips what password managers mark as private, can be paused, and is
  emptied when you turn it off or quit. Its page and dock button exist only while it is on.
• App favorites: the dock favorites (still up to four) can now launch any app, shortcut or file you pick with
  "Add an app…" on the Widgets page; they show up with the file's name and are removed from the same list.

Changed

• Under the app name, the panel and the notch Home now show the version of isTargetSleeping (for example "v1.10.0")
  instead of the Ollama version and backend.

Fixed

• The open notch no longer blinks. When the closed pill changed width (the clock ticking over, or a live activity such as the
  Pomodoro, the volume or the music showing up or going away), the notch redid its whole opening animation even while it was
  open, fading its content out and in. Now it only repaints when something really changed.