v3.4.1

This release introduces native shell autocompletions, visual highlights for destructive commands, and a configuration fix for terminal keyboard enhancements on macOS, alongside other minor improvements.

Features

• Destructive Command Highlighting: The TUI now automatically highlights known destructive commands in red to provide a clear visual warning before execution (#54).
• Shell Autocompletions: Native shell completion scripts are now available for all currently supported shells, improving command-line interaction and discovery directly from your prompt.

Bug Fixes & Improvements

• Keyboard Enhancement Compatibility: Advanced terminal keyboard protocols are now disabled by default on macOS to prevent interference with certain native keyboard layouts. A new tui.keyboard_enhancement configuration option has been introduced, allowing users to manually enable or disable this protocol as needed.
• Configuration Directory Initialization: Fixed an issue where the configuration editor failed to open if the target directory did not exist (#50). The application now ensures the directory is created before launching the editor.
• Dependency Updates: Updated underlying dependencies to improve stability and performance.

Documentation

• AI Shortcut Clarification: Updated the documentation to display ctrl+x as the default AI shortcut.
• State Restoration Guide: Added a technical tip regarding manual SQLite database backups for full state restoration (#51).
• Reference Updates: Updated internal documentation references for consistency.