v0.6.1

• draftomen-tui replay now scores a draft with the profile for its own
  format, such as Pick-Two with a Premier fallback, instead of always the
  cached Quick Draft profile. It fetches the hosted profile when needed. The
  new --offline-profiles option keeps it on the local cache. (#900)
• Card data export now adds the basic lands that 17Lands cards.csv lists
  and Scryfall has no Arena id for. The new export-set-data --cards-file
  option reads a local copy instead of downloading it. The hosted Reality
  Fracture card data now has its 25 basic lands, so they read Basic and
  score 0 instead of showing as "Unknown card" with a neutral score. (#895)
• Pick-Two and Traditional profiles now use PremierDraft ratings and pair
  rates for cards and color pairs that have no usable data in their own
  format, as Quick Draft profiles already did. Such cards no longer get the
  neutral prior and now read Premier*. Older Draft Omen versions reject
  these profiles and keep their cached Pick-Two or Traditional profile until
  updated. (#896)
• A draft played before Arena logs an account id, as happens after a saved-token
  login, is now saved under the first account id that the same login reports.
  Recovery, the audit log, backtest and draftomen-tui replay now see that
  draft. A later login with another account does not take it over. (#894)
• When Draft Omen is not running, the Moxgate popup now shows how to start it
  from the desktop app, by choosing Moxgate in the draft source selector, as
  well as the draftomen-tui watch --source moxgate command. (#887)
• The Moxgate extension has the Draft Omen icon in the Chrome toolbar and on
  the extensions page. The popup shows the icon and name in a header, a green
  or red dot for whether Draft Omen is running, and follows the system light or
  dark appearance. (#885)
• The Moxgate extension now sends the latest snapshot again every 2 seconds
  while Draft Omen does not answer, so Draft Omen shows the current pack when
  it starts after the draft page is already open. It stops once Draft Omen accepts or rejects
  the snapshot, a newer snapshot replaces it, or the Moxgate page closes. The
  popup shows that the pick is waiting for Draft Omen. (#886)
• The app log now records the Arena log file being followed and, for each new
  draft, the set, event and format. It also records where card data came from,
  the cache or a download with the artifact checksum, and which ratings
  version is in use. A card image host that keeps failing logs one warning and
  a count of later failures. Preferences that cannot be loaded or saved log a
  warning. (#880)
• Fixed the macOS app failing to verify HTTPS certificates on Macs without
  Homebrew OpenSSL. Card data, ratings, 17Lands data and card images could not
  download there, because the bundled OpenSSL looked for its certificate file
  in a Homebrew folder. The app now uses the system certificate store and falls
  back to the certifi file it bundles. (#879)
• The app log now says why a hosted download failed. Card data, the sets
  manifest, ratings and the augmented model each log the URL and the cause,
  such as an HTTP status or a certificate error. A ratings refresh that ends
  with problems logs them in one line. The startup lines also say whether the
  app runs as a bundle and which certificate file OpenSSL uses. An unexpected
  error in a desktop app worker now writes its traceback to the log. (#878)
• Draft Omen tells you when Arena's Detailed Logs are turned off. Arena still
  writes Player.log without them, so before this change the app waited for a
  draft that never showed up. It now reads the header Arena writes at startup,
  shows a dialog with the steps to enable Detailed Logs (Plugin Support) and
  restart Arena, and keeps the same guidance in the main window. The dialog
  and the guidance clear once Arena restarts with the setting on.
• The live draft view keeps the card list beside the card details and pool
  panels when the window is short, as on a 14-inch laptop. The card list
  scrolls, the pool panel shrinks and scrolls, and the view only switches to
  the stacked layout when the window is too narrow.
• Quick Draft uses the PremierDraft ratings when a set has no QuickDraft
  profile yet, as Traditional and Pick-Two already do. Arena opens Quick Draft
  weeks after a set releases, so Quick Drafts and Moxgate drafts of a new set
  such as FRA showed neutral scores for every card. The ratings read
  Premier* until a QuickDraft profile is published. When no format has a
  profile, the ratings status says none are published yet instead of saying
  the refresh failed. (#871)
• Moxgate drafts no longer need a Scryfall bulk file. Draft Omen matches each
  card by the Scryfall id in its hosted card data, or by name for other
  printings, so sets such as FRA that Scryfall has no Arena ids for work on
  release day. (#868)
• When Draft Omen rejects a Moxgate snapshot, for example because a card is
  unknown, the desktop app shows the reason under the Moxgate status and the
  TUI shows it in the status line. The status stays on waiting until a
  snapshot is accepted, and the next accepted snapshot clears the error.
  (#869)
• The app loads hosted card data files that contain fields it does not
  know, so future card data can add fields without breaking this version.
  Required fields are still checked, and export-set-data still rewrites
  any file that is not exactly in the current format. Versions 0.6.0 and
  earlier still reject unknown fields. (#867)