Clawmation v1.2.1

Clawmation 1.2.1 introduces compact portable macro files, makes their imports
safer and easier, and restores the lightweight on-screen counter with a new
top-edge design.

Portable macro files

• A real .clawmation format: Individual macros now export as compact,
  versioned .clawmation files instead of loose JSON.
• Optimized .clawbundle files: Bundles package the macro, safeguards, and
  referenced vision images without storing duplicate copies of identical
  images.
• High-ratio compression: Macro timelines and safeguard data use Zstandard
  level 10. Already-compressed PNG, JPEG, and WebP images remain byte-for-byte
  lossless without wasteful recompression.
• Smaller runtime dependency set: Unused archive encryption and legacy
  compression codecs are excluded from the app build.
• Built-in integrity checks: Every payload carries its exact size and BLAKE3
  digest. Damaged, incomplete, undeclared, oversized, or unsafe archive entries
  are rejected before anything is installed.
• Collision-safe imports: Imported macros and vision assets never overwrite
  existing user data.
• Windows file associations: Double-clicking a .clawmation or
  .clawbundle file imports it into Clawmation, including when the app is
  already open.
• Legacy compatibility: Existing standalone JSON macros and older
  .clawbundle archives remain importable.

Counter indicator

• New top-edge cat: The compact pixel cat hangs upside-down from the actual
  top-right screen edge with two gripping paws, downward ears, and a curled
  tail.
• The eyes remain the counter: One upright elapsed-time digit stays in each
  eye, with the existing gold recording, green playback, and amber paused
  states.
• Low-overhead motion: Only the tail tip moves by a single pixel, keeping the
  counter steady and inexpensive while a game is running.
• Automatic recovery: If Windows or the WebView temporarily loses the
  indicator window, Clawmation recreates it on the next active recording or
  playback transition instead of silently leaving it gone.
• Preference stays authoritative: Disabling the indicator still hides it in
  every active mode; enabling it allows recording, playback, and paused states
  to display it consistently.

Compatibility

• Existing macros, Loops, safeguards, hotkeys, Anti-AFK settings, and user data
  are preserved.
• Portable files declare both their container version and producing app version
  so later Clawmation releases can evolve them safely.