gui-beta-v0.4.43

Beta build — for beta testers only. May be unstable; not the recommended download for general use.

A boot-log checker — CLI, GUI, and a build-log summary — plus a first pass
at surfacing warnings without having to scroll a raw log.

• ocforge logcheck [--log FILE] [--json] scans an OpenCore boot log or
  a macOS panic report against a small, curated list of known trouble
  signatures straight from Dortania's own troubleshooting guide (kernel
  panics, "Couldn't allocate runtime area", stalls at IOConsoleUsers/PCI
  enumeration/waiting-for-root-device/AppleACPICPU, and a few more). Each
  hit comes with an explanation and a suggested next step tied to ocforge's
  own flags where one applies. Stall-type signatures (lines that are normal
  on any boot) are only flagged when they're at the very end of the log —
  i.e. the last thing it actually printed — not wherever they happen to
  appear. A clean scan isn't proof the boot succeeded; it only means none
  of these signatures showed up.
• New Diagnose tab in the GUI wraps this: point it at a log file, hit
  "Check log", get the same findings as cards instead of a text dump.
• Forge (the build page) now pulls its own warning/failure lines back
  out of the build log into a summary card above it, so a failed kext
  download or a manual-TODO note doesn't get lost scrolling through
  everything else the build printed.

Full Changelog: gui-beta-v0.4.42...gui-beta-v0.4.43