Terminalis 3.8.0

Changes from 3.7.0:

Child terminals. Open up to three child terminals per profile, each with its own shell,
scrollback, history, remembered directory, command status, and notification target. Children
share the parent's settings and saved commands.
Panel views. Work with related terminals together or select any pane as a standalone
terminal from the sidebar and terminal switchers. Tag tabs show the panel and each pane's status.
Pane controls. Rotate the layout with Cmd+Shift+D, and move focus between panes with
Cmd+Right Arrow and Cmd+Left Arrow. Terminalis remembers each profile's orientation.

Terminal shortcuts. Cmd+D creates a child terminal; Duplicate Terminal moves to
Cmd+Shift+T.
Stable panel sizing. Panes share a row-aligned layout, so changing focus keeps dividers
and window height steady.
Shell exits. Exiting a child shell closes that child. Exiting the primary shell starts
a fresh shell while preserving its scrollback and the other panes.
Notification sound. Packaged macOS notifications use the system's default notification
sound in place of Pop and other named sounds.

Prevent stretched terminal frames during quick panel resizing.
Disable native Writing Tools and the Siri hover affordance in the main terminal view to
avoid the affected macOS 27 text-assistance crash path.
Fix packaged macOS alerts that were accepted without appearing. Notification delivery now
uses the modern macOS notification service, including foreground alerts and click routing
to the originating terminal.

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