Clawmation v1.1.7

Clawmation now stops a detected bad run instead of silently repeating it.

Safer playback

• Input delivery is verified: If Windows rejects or only partially accepts a
  click, key, scroll, or cursor placement, Clawmation retries safely and stops
  with the exact reason if delivery still fails.
• No dangerous catch-up bursts: Pauses and slow screen checks extend the
  timeline instead of releasing overdue clicks all at once.
• No stuck inputs: Held keys and mouse buttons are released when playback is
  stopped, fails, or exits unexpectedly.

Existing macros are upgraded automatically

• Backed up before repair: Older macro files receive a .pre-v2.bak backup
  before Clawmation upgrades them.
• Old loop boundaries restored: Legacy repeating macros that lost their final
  idle stretch receive a safe terminal delay, preventing the next run from
  starting early.
• Late imports are covered: An older macro imported after startup is upgraded
  immediately before it plays.

Screen checks protect repeated runs

• Stop is now the safe default: A screen checkpoint that times out stops the
  macro before another repetition. “Continue anyway” remains available when
  that behavior is intentional.
• Clear result boundary: Clawmation warns when a repeating macro has no
  fail-closed screen checkpoint, because delivered inputs alone cannot prove the
  game reached the expected result.

Honest run history

• Completed means completed: Manual stops, blocked inputs, late critical
  actions, detector errors, and playback crashes are recorded as stopped or
  failed instead of successful.