Ferail 0.2.0

The 0.2.0 download was withdrawn. It failed to launch on Macs without Homebrew (Library not loaded: liblzma.5.dylib). Use 0.2.1 instead — the notes below still describe what landed in this version.

• Archive support (compress & extract) — right-click Extract on any
  .zip, .tar, .tar.gz/.tgz, .tar.bz2, .tar.xz, .gz, .bz2, .xz,
  or .7z, then Extract Here (into the current folder) or Extract To…
  (pick a destination). Extraction lands in place when the archive holds a
  single top-level folder, or in a new folder named after the archive
  otherwise — and it's safe against malicious archive paths (no writing outside
  the destination). Compress is now a submenu offering ZIP, 7-Zip,
  and TAR (Gzip / Bzip2 / XZ / uncompressed), powered by a new built-in
  archive engine (no more shelling out to ditto), so it works the same on
  every platform.
• New Archive dialog — "New Archive…" in the Compress menu opens a dialog to
  pick the format (ZIP / 7-Zip / TAR.GZ / TAR.BZ2 / TAR.XZ / TAR), the
  compression level (Store / Fast / Normal / Maximum), and an optional password,
  instead of taking the one-click defaults.
• Add files to a zip by dropping them in — drag files from Finder or the file
  list onto an open archive to add them in place (ZIP only; formats that can't be
  edited show no drop target). Names already in the archive are reported rather
  than silently duplicated.
• Browse inside archives — right-click a file → Open as Archive to open
  its contents (like Disk Usage): a real, sortable file list with the usual
  columns, expandable folders, and a filter box — so a 5000-file archive opens
  as one folder to drill into, not 5000 rows. Then Extract Selected
  (a selected folder brings its whole subtree) or Extract All. It works on
  anything that is an archive underneath, even without the extension —
  .docx, .xlsx, .pptx, .jar, .apk — and says so plainly when a file
  isn't one. Formats that can't be edited in place (tar, 7z) are marked
  read-only. The workbench can also be popped out into its own window (and
  docked back), like Disk Usage — handy for dragging files into an archive with
  Finder open beside it. You can also drag entries out of an archive onto a
  folder row or another Ferail window to extract them there (dragging to
  Finder itself is still to come).
• Richer 7-Zip descriptions — .7z files now show their file count, root
  folder, and whether they're encrypted in the Description column, the same way
  ZIPs already did.