FindDiskKiller 1.3.17

FindDiskKiller 1.3.17

This release adds a dedicated Directory workspace for diagnosing file activity
and guarding multiple folders, while making Storage Map analysis practical on
large development machines with deep workspaces and AI-tool data.

Directory I/O diagnostics

• Rank the top ten active subdirectories under a selected folder by requested
  reads or writes, with each event attributed only to its direct directory so
  parent totals are not duplicated in the ranking.
• Trace the programs responsible for a directory's activity in real time and
  inspect read counts, write counts, requested bytes, and individual events.
• Guard multiple directories independently, define expected programs with
  editable tokens, and surface unexpected program activity by directory.
• Degrade high-volume traces to sampling when needed, expose coverage gaps, and
  distinguish captured requested bytes from physical disk throughput.

Storage Map performance

• Replace repeated Foundation URL parent traversal in Agent storage hot paths
  with string-based path classification and reusable ISO 8601 parsing.
• Bound production scan concurrency across storage sources and Agent providers
  so large analyses no longer launch an unbounded set of disk-heavy workers.
• Aggregate high-cardinality workspace, npm, pnpm, Bun, and Agent roots while
  excluding nested cache roots from their parents to preserve byte accuracy.
• Prune known dependency and cache subtrees during repository discovery, which
  avoids the multi-million-file node_modules scan behavior reported in
  GitHub Issue #11.

Release integrity

• Build 139 is produced as a universal Developer ID release and passes the
  serial Swift test, lint, signing, notarization, Gatekeeper, and Sparkle
  verification gates before publication.