Tortie 0.24.2

This release makes updates recoverable and improves everyday repository work. You can inspect CI runs, open files in other apps and use a clearer Explorer without losing terminal selections or session ownership.

Added

• Source Control now shows the latest 10 GitHub Actions runs for the current branch, including jobs and steps, and watches the run triggered by a push (1eeddea)
• File rows now include an Open With menu containing compatible macOS apps and the system chooser (9a69e89)
• Settings now provides debug logging and diagnostic tools. Logs rotate at 2 MiB, redact the home-directory path and never upload crash data (774132a)
• Agent definitions can pass named environment variables from your login shell without storing their values on disk (67ce3e3)

Fixed

• The Explorer now greys ignored files, keeps filters active after opening a result and offers row-spacing controls. History also gains a compact gutter option (53e919d)
• Right-clicking terminal text now preserves the selection, making Copy as HTML usable. Split groups also make the focused pane clearer without dimming attention indicators (08b4757)
• Failed updates now explain the cause, and Repair Updates can reset a broken updater in one step (cb07b37)
• Sessions in the same folder no longer claim each other's conversation records. Tortie now normalises equivalent paths, allows stronger ownership evidence to replace weaker claims and reports uncertain resumes honestly (a5c63aa)