v0.2

Two things found by using v0.1.17 rather than by reading it.

Fixed
The last server in the list was behind the Add button. A floating button is painted over the body rather than beside it, so with few enough servers nothing overlapped and there was nothing to see; with enough of them to fill the screen, the last row could not be tapped at all. Servers, tunnels, keys, commands and the timeline all leave room for the button now.

Shell prompts are coloured — this time actually. The colouring shipped in v0.1.17 and never once fired on a real server. A shell does not send a prompt on its own: bash turns on bracketed-paste mode first (ESC[?2004h, the default since 4.4, which is every Debian and Ubuntu in service), and the stock PS1 sets the window title as well. The prompt therefore always arrives with control sequences glued to its front — and anything carrying an escape was left alone, on the assumption that it was output a program had already coloured. The control keeps its place now, and the text after it is what gets painted.

Cyan rather than the violet v0.1.17 intended, because it is a landmark for finding where one command ended and the next began, not branding.

Also
A property test now feeds a real bash transcript through the highlighter at every chunk size from one byte to forty, and requires the visible characters to come back identical. Output arrives split wherever the network felt like splitting it, and that is the part worth proving rather than assuming.

Upgrading
Installs straight over v0.1.17. Same signing key, so your servers, keys and timeline are untouched.

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