Release CursorPeek v0.3.0 · lownamlee/CursorPeek

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Description	Filename	SHA256 hash
Per-user installer - x64	CursorPeek-0.3.0-windows-x64-setup.exe	`DB40C05F0A28D14E3F68B8393278B0FC7BAA2A9A58747BF4D64E519809DD1F96`
Portable - x64	CursorPeek-0.3.0-windows-x64-portable.zip	`A7A12FFE02808AE69483C800F187E3F16F01D5BB7FC5EF269F59DBB5E3DB63C2`

This release adds native hover video playback and substantially broadens source-text preview coverage.

Preview .svg files as inert markup source text through the existing contained text provider.
Extend text previews to documentation markup (.markdown, .mdx, .rst, .adoc, .tex), more structured data (.json5, .jsonl, .ndjson, .plist, .config, .hcl, .tf, .tfvars, .proto, .graphql), more languages (.vb, .fs, .scala, .groovy, .swift, .dart, .lua, .r), web tooling (.vue, .svelte, .astro, .scss, .sass, .less), PowerShell modules and manifests (.psm1, .psd1), Windows and .NET project files (.sln, .csproj, .vbproj, .vcxproj, .props, .targets, .resx, .nuspec, .manifest), other build files (.cmake, .mk, .gradle), and plain-text data (.diff, .patch, .reg, .po, .srt, .vtt, .ics), with contributions from @kailiang0120 in 1a71a4f.
Preview PEM-armored key and certificate files (.pem, .crt, .cer, .csr, .key, .pub, .ppk, .asc) and extensionless OpenSSH key files.
Recognize more exact filenames, including AUTHORS, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, CODEOWNERS, VERSION, Rakefile, Procfile, Justfile, Jenkinsfile, .gitmodules, and .nvmrc.
Preview header-verified MPEG-4/QuickTime/3GPP (.mp4, .m4v, .mov, .mp4v, .3g2, .3gp, .3gp2, .3gpp), AVI (.avi), and ASF (.asf, .wmv) video containers through native Windows playback, with contributions from @tanveyhong in 2d6fb6f.

Reveal video as soon as its verified player and preview surface are ready instead of waiting on a fixed 400 ms preroll, incorporating playback, metadata, and loading work by @tanveyhong in d9a2e1b and ef7201c.
Retain one balanced Media Foundation platform session across hover players instead of restarting the platform for every video.

Document that key, certificate, and registry previews put secret material on the display, and that binary variants of newly eligible names still fail the content check.