memdebug 0.6.1

Added

• Double-clicking the stand-alone Windows program now explains itself. Before, it printed its help and exited, so the console window opened and closed
  at once and nobody could read anything. Now, opened by double-click (a stand-alone build on Windows, no arguments, a console of its own, nothing redirected),
  it says that memdebug is a command-line program, shows three commands to type in PowerShell with the real file name, and waits for Enter. Started from a
  terminal, or with any argument, it behaves as before. The release smoke test starts the program like that on Windows and fails if it exits at once.

Documentation

• The Windows notes now describe the SmartScreen warning as it appears for a browser download of the stand-alone program ("Run anyway" / "Don't run" at
  once, publisher "Unknown publisher"), and say how to check the file first.