flip v0.1.1

flip v0.1.1

flip captures a document one page at a time. Point it at a window, drag a box
around the page, and it turns each page, waits for the redraw to settle, and
captures it - until you have a folder of images or a single PDF.

What changed since v0.1.0

• Light/dark theme toggle in the title bar. The choice is remembered across
  restarts.
• Links moved. The author's GitHub account was renamed from hoijun-kim to
  hoijunkim, so the repository is now github.com/hoijunkim/flip, the landing
  page hoijunkim.github.io/flip, and the winget package hoijunkim.flip. Old
  links survive only while GitHub redirects the previous account name, which
  stops if someone else claims it.
• CI now asserts cgo-free correctly. The old check compared against an array
  rather than a string, so it could pass without proving anything.

Install: download the zip, unblock it (right-click the zip > Properties >
Unblock, or it stays flagged as downloaded), extract flip.exe, and run it. No
installer, nothing written outside where you point it.

This build is not code-signed. Windows SmartScreen will warn on first run:
"More info" > "Run anyway". That warning is expected for an unsigned exe from a
small project, not a sign of anything wrong; verify the download with the
published SHA-256 if you want certainty.

What flip does not do:

• It does not defeat capture protection. A DRM reader (some ebook viewers) tells
  Windows not to let its window be captured, so a capture of it reads solid
  black - flip detects that at preflight and stops rather than working around
  it. Use flip on content that is yours to reproduce.
• It is Windows-only.

Before you trust a long capture, check these once on your setup (they have
been built and unit-tested but never run end to end on the author's machine):

1. The abort key. Start a capture and press Ctrl+Shift+F9 - it must stop
   the run. flip takes over the keyboard while capturing; this is how you get
   out.
2. Your viewer accepts the page-turn key. Some viewers ignore synthetic
   input. Preflight cannot tell in advance - the first few pages will.
3. Integrity. If your document viewer runs elevated and flip does not,
   preflight marks the target "cannot send keys" - run flip as administrator, or
   the target at the same level.
4. One real page turn. Capture five pages and check the count matches the
   pages that actually turned, with no duplicate or miss, before running a whole
   book.

flip v0.1.0

What's Changed

• Plan 1: capture foundation by @hoijun-kim in #1
• Plan 2: change detection by @hoijun-kim in #2
• Plan 3: the capture loop by @hoijun-kim in #3
• Plan 4: Win32 input, focus and the abort hotkey by @hoijun-kim in #4
• Plan 5: post-processing and export by @hoijun-kim in #5
• Plan 6: the GUI by @hoijun-kim in #6
• GUI: the instrument design system, and a compact capture widget by @hoijun-kim in #7
• Plan 7: brand and distribution - the dog-eared page, icon, version, release by @hoijun-kim in #8

New Contributors

• @hoijun-kim made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/hoijun-kim/flip/commits/v0.1.0