NoMoreLeaks 1.6.0

Added

• Proactive EDITOR -> FLIGHT inventory sweep via a Harmony prefix on EditorLogic.exitEditor.
• EditorToFlightSweepPatch.cs containing EditorExitInventorySweepPatch and the shared EditorExitSweep.SweepLiveInventoryModules helper.

Fixed

• ModuleInventoryPart callbacks leaking through the editor exit window. The root cause was that RemoveDestroyedOwners only removes entries whose originator is a destroyed Unity object. During EDITOR -> FLIGHT, the old editor ModuleInventoryPart instances are still alive when the new flight scene begins loading, so they passed the liveness check and were skipped. By the time Unity destroyed them, the scene-unload sweep had already run. SweepLiveInventoryModules uses FindObjectsOfType<ModuleInventoryPart>() to find all live instances and calls Cleanup on each directly, without waiting for destruction.
• Documented the evidence trail from the June 4-5 desktop memory-leak exports: NML was already cleaning broad stock leak classes while KSPCF still caught a small repeated ModuleInventoryPart editor callback set after transitions, pointing to an editor-exit timing window.

Changed

• README.md updated to 1.6.0, documents the editor exit sweep and its expected log output, and adds the June 2026 validation sessions to the leak history table.
• The Linux build profile now targets .NET Framework 4.7.1 and C# 7.2, matching Fedora Mono's available xbuild/mcs toolchain.
• KSP, Unity, and Harmony references are marked non-copy-local so generated packages do not include dependency DLLs that KSP already provides.