v0.4.1

Changed

• A usage reading only moves forward. pitboard keeps one reading per account, every front
  end records into it and every front end shows it. A later reset is a newer window, and
  within one window the higher share is the newer, so numbers a session has held since its
  last response can no longer replace newer ones, whoever writes last. Where a window's
  share falls, as it does when a plan is upgraded in the middle of one, the old, higher
  share stands until that window resets.
• The app's Documentation item opens docs.usepitboard.com.

Fixed

• Sessions on one account, and the menu bar, disagreed about the account in use. Each
  session showed the numbers of its own last response, so busy sessions read 22%·6% while an
  idle one read 20%·5%, and the menu bar showed what it had last asked Anthropic, or Claude
  Code's own cache. The status line now records what its session's responses bring wherever
  it is newer, every session shows the newest numbers any of them has recorded, pitboard status does the same, and the menu bar follows the readings within seconds without
  asking anyone. The README's status line settings add "refreshInterval": 10, so an idle
  session picks them up too.
• After a switch, a session still holding the numbers of the account before could record
  them as the account switched to, until the next read. A session's numbers do not say
  whose they are, so the status line now keeps what each session passed at its last run,
  and which account Claude Code's config named then, in ~/.pitboard/sessions.json. It
  records only what a session's response moved with the same account named before and
  after, and nothing in the half minute sessions take to follow a switch, so a session left
  idle is never recorded as anyone, whatever has happened to other accounts since: a
  switch, a /login, an account forgotten. What a session passes the first time pitboard
  sees it is left out, and so is what it passes as the account named changes; its next
  response is recorded. A /login in Claude Code leaves pitboard no time to count from,
  and for the half minute after one a session's response can still be the account
  before's. The status line leaves that out where pitboard's reading of the account before
  has the same window; otherwise, or where the two accounts' windows reset within the same
  minute, the account signed in after can show the higher of their shares until that
  window resets.
• The panel's advice to switch, once the account in use had run out, went away at the
  app's next read, as soon as the panel was opened again, while the account was still out.
  It now comes as soon as the numbers show the account run out, stays for as long as they
  do, and is told once.