Release Notes: v2.0.0

What's New & Key Enhancements

The application now features a native rendering fallback pipeline when Poppler binaries are absent from the environment.

Seamless Document Ingestion: When a user uploads a PDF file directly via the workspace interface, the system leverages Windows' native rendering subsystem to convert individual document pages into transient, high-fidelity PNG structures.
Direct OCR Pipelines: These temporary images are systematically channeled into the bundled Tesseract engine. This ensures comprehensive structural extraction, text processing, and layout parsing directly from flat or scanned PDF documents out of the box.

We addressed a critical logic mismatch in the tracking indices of the sequential parsing array.

Synchronized Buffer Tracking: The Next and Previous interface buttons have been refactored to align precisely with the active clipboard parsing state.
Accurate Text Reflection: Navigating forward or backward across multi-segment extractions or historical text snapshots now reliably evaluates and loads the correct textual string corresponding to your active text tracking buffer.

The text rendering preview panel has been updated with highly responsive tracking states and mouse events:

Double-Click to Read Execution: Double-clicking any block of extracted text inside the Preview Mode interface will instantly trigger the core Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine, parsing and speaking from that specific execution boundary.
Dynamic Highlight Tracking: Integrated visual focus states synchronized across the text layout preview panel to monitor reading positions actively.
Auto-Hide Interface Behavior: Programmed smart visibility states to automatically hide the dense preview canvas during focused active operations, reducing desktop footprint and improving background visibility.

Embedded a comprehensive multi-resolution high-density graphic layout engine directly into the application's root executable layers.
Unified the desktop icon distribution schema, resolving low-resolution scaling boundaries on standard high-DPI desktop shortcuts and active Windows Taskbar system windows.