TeXquisite 0.133.0 - keep first-line previews fast

TeXquisite 0.133 keeps the preamble checkpoint warm when body text shares the physical begin-document line. The guarded shortcut is enabled by default; genuine preamble changes and unsupported states still rebuild normally.

In the packaged synthetic ten-page comparison, median edit-to-completed-canvas updates fell from 464-480 ms to 98-102 ms; the candidate maximum was 126 ms. Both variants still used full-document updates. These are hidden cloud canvas measurements, not physical display paint or a guarantee for private documents or every edit.

Validation: 107 unit/native checks, 65 integration reports, exact raster/canonical pixel checks, automatic recovery, navigation, and 128 ten-page frames. TeX Live 2024/2025/2026 passed 474 native pixel/text/geometry comparisons and packaged editing/restart checks. MiKTeX native-only checks passed on Windows 2022/2025; the exact release executable also passed on Windows 2022. A file audit isolated the independently rebuilt Windows 2022 hash difference to five generated logo assets.

Windows x64 portable. Install TeX Live separately; no VS Code or Node.js is needed to run the app. MiKTeX still has native compilation only, without persistent local lecture preview. Mac/Linux previews remain the separate 0.123 downloads. Windows builds are unsigned public test releases.

The executable, guide, license, numeric results, provenance, and SHA256 list are permanent release assets rather than expiring Actions artifacts. The tag identifies the exact binary source; subsequent test-workflow fixes are recorded separately in provenance.