v0.5.2

Recommended install: brew install itsdezen/tap/tili —
Homebrew downloads via curl, which doesn't set macOS's
quarantine flag, so Gatekeeper never enters the picture.

The tarballs below are codesigned with tili's self-signed
certificate (hardened runtime) — see
CONTRIBUTING.md.
That's for a stable signing identity across releases (so
your Accessibility grant survives an upgrade), not for
passing Gatekeeper — a self-signed cert isn't notarized. If
you download tili.app directly from this page instead of
using Homebrew, Gatekeeper will still prompt on first launch:
right-click → Open, or xattr -d com.apple.quarantine tili.app.

Fixed

• A Preferences/Settings-style window (e.g. System Settings' own main
  window) could be force-Ignored instead of floating/centering, even
  with an explicit floating-rules entry asking for it to float.
  is_transient_empty_dialog (added to catch the input-source-switch HUD
  glyph) matched any WindowKind::Dialog with an empty title, but a
  Preferences/Settings-style window also reaches Dialog via
  classify_window_kind's zoom-but-no-fullscreen heuristic — and its
  AXTitle routinely reads empty at the exact moment tili scans it,
  before AX has populated it. That race got it misidentified as the
  transient HUD glyph and force-Ignored, overriding the user's own
  config. is_transient_empty_dialog now also requires the window to have
  no zoom button, which the HUD glyph never has but a Settings-style
  window always does.
• System Settings' search-suggestions dropdown (shown while typing in its
  search field) was floating and centering instead of being left alone.
  Confirmed via diagnostic logging it's a borderless, chrome-less,
  empty-titled WindowKind::Popup — the same ambiguous shape as an
  ordinary tooltip/menu, which normally defaults to Ignore. The user's own
  rule app-id="com.apple.systempreferences" floating-rules entry (meant
  for the app's real Preferences windows) has no way to exclude just this
  one auxiliary window, and an explicit rule always wins over the
  kind-based default. Now force-Ignored unconditionally, regardless of
  floating-rules config, the same way Finder's protected dialogs are.

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md