SysManager 1.136.140

[1.136.140] - 2026-11-06

On seven tabs the buttons beside a description keep their full width now, where the description took the row and
left them a few pixels.

Fixed

• Seven header and card rows laid out their wrapping description first and the buttons beside it after, so the
  description took nearly the whole row and the buttons got what was left. At the default window that was 5 px for
  Ping's Start, Stop and Clear, 4 for Traceroute's Start auto-trace and 9 for System Health's Scan, the button the
  Welcome screen sends people to (since 1.99.0), and it cut the buttons on all three of Network Repair's cards (since
  1.11.0). Gaming Profile's status line did the same to Start game mode and Stop when it ran long (since 1.77.1). The
  buttons are laid out first now, docked right, and the text wraps beside them.
• Resource History's range, retention and export controls (since 1.47.0) and Settings Watchdog's four actions (since
  1.48.0) sit on a toolbar card of their own under the header now, as Shortcut Cleaner's do. Beside the title they took
  so much of the row that at the smallest window the title itself was cut. On Settings Watchdog the card comes after
  the administrator banner, which stays straight under the header.
• A check fails the build when a DockPanel lays wrapping text out before what is docked beside it, and the layout test
  that builds every tab at the default and the smallest window no longer lists these rows.

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