Lamp 0.25.0

• Apps build again with Xcode 26. Since 0.24.0 they only built with the Xcode 27 preview.
• Two new starter wishes. Home HQ is a family dashboard for the kitchen: calendar, chores, shopping and photos, on a
  tablet, a TV or an unlocked photo frame. It's based on Wes Bos's photo-frame-dashboard. Universal Remote controls
  whatever your house has from your Mac or phone.
• Your Devices finds everything on your home network, sorted by what Lamp can do with it. Lamp asks about the local
  network only once you do something with a device, and the agent asks before it changes one.
• Do It for Me sets up developer mode on a Roku or an LG TV. A Roku app can now be one of a wish's apps, and Lamp
  says plainly what a Roku can't run.
• Games:
  • 2D games, made with Phaser so they go everywhere a game goes.
  • Real physics in 3D games.
  • Buttons named the way your controller, keyboard or touch screen names them.
  • Smoother frame rates on slower devices.
  • Old Xbox games now live on your Mac too, with the Xbox as one of their places, and Try On always offers another
    device.
• One app can be open on several devices in a wish, and lists like a calendar or chores stay the same on all of
  them, and between a wish's different apps.
• Share a 3D game as a file, publish it as a page anyone can play (experimental), or put a wish on GitHub. A wish
  carries where it came from, shown in its info and About window. Lamp checks licences and keys before anything is
  shared, and marks pictures made with AI.
• A Share Link can carry the wish itself.
• Wish chats are listed in the Window and Dock menus, wishes open into their chat from the desk, and an app on a Mac
  without Lamp has a way back to it.
• Apps that use AI just after they open wait for Lamp to find Claude Code, instead of asking for an OpenRouter key.