Harry Porter v0.1.1

Harry Porter v0.1.1

Harry Porter v0.1.1 makes the Windows tray workflow substantially faster and
clearer while retaining the stable-process and endpoint revalidation safety
boundary from v0.1.0.

Improved stop workflow

• selecting a development server opens an immediate native Windows force-stop
  confirmation dialog;
• the tray no longer requires a hidden review action followed by reopening the
  menu and finding a second confirmation item;
• success remains withheld until a socket rescan proves the selected process no
  longer owns the endpoint;
• PID reuse, port-owner changes, permission denial, port reuse, and continued
  ownership remain non-success outcomes.

Simpler tray menu

• development servers are direct actions instead of deeply nested submenus;
• multiple endpoints owned by the same verified process are grouped together;
• project-folder and process labels distinguish similarly named runtimes;
• Other/unknown and System/protected ports are hidden independently by default;
• Harry Porter's own PID is excluded from the displayed listener list;
• visibility and pause checkbox actions immediately reopen the refreshed tray
  menu.

Verification

• cargo fmt --all -- --check
• 51 Rust tests, including the real Windows force-stop fixture
• cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets -- -D warnings
• optimized locked Windows release build
• packaged ZIP content and SHA-256 checksum validation

Known limitations

• The executable is unsigned, so Windows may show a reputation warning.
• v0.1.1 is Windows x86_64 only. The macOS adapter is not included because its
  tray and process-control path has not been verified on macOS hardware.
• Native Windows popup menus close internally after a checkbox command; Harry
  Porter immediately reopens the refreshed root menu, but expanded submenu
  position is not retained.
• There is no installer, automatic start-at-login behavior, or automatic update
  mechanism.