erga 0.26.0 — pay where you say

Download erga-0.26.0-arm64.dmg, drag to Applications, then:

xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/erga.app

Added

• A payout address you choose. change address in the action bar takes any
  mainnet Ergo address, so someone who already mines can be paid where they
  already get paid. It is checked as it is typed — ergo-lib parses it, so the
  encoding's own checksum catches a single changed character, and a testnet or
  script address is refused with the reason rather than by the pool a day
  later. The window, the tray, the ledger query and erg status all read the
  same one address, and mining restarts on a change, because a pool credits
  whoever authorized the session. erga's own wallet is untouched, and one
  button puts it back.

Changed

• The sounds are modelled as bodies, not as tones. Adding sine partials and
  fading them out is why an app sounds like a tone generator; a real object is a
  body that rings when something hits it. Both sounds are now a burst of contact
  noise poured through resonators — a fingertip on a wooden bar, and a drop of
  water into a bowl that rings from the splash. Each is rendered as three
  slightly different strikes and played in rotation, because nothing in nature
  repeats exactly and an identical sample is what reads as machine.

Fixed

• A click that only woke the window could press a button. The guard against
  this assumed the window already had focus, leaving the launch frames
  unguarded: a pointer resting where a button appears pressed it before the
  window had finished opening. Found while testing this release — it silently
  reset a payout address and started mining.

Zero clippy findings across the workspace; 19 tests.