Liner Code 0.2.2 (alpha)

Update from 0.2.1 if you have it. On a Mac Liner Code does it by itself (Restart to update), or
download the new DMG. On Windows, Liner Code now installs: run the new setup. A cleaner
window, after TasteCode v0.5, in Liner 2.0's own look, and a new icon that turns dark with your
Mac.

New

• A Windows installer: Liner-Code-0.2.2-win-x64-setup.exe installs Liner Code for you alone,
  with no administrator, in your own folder. It's in the Start menu with the new apps, and Settings ›
  Apps removes it again, leaving your sessions and settings. Running the next setup puts the new
  version in place of the old one, asking to quit Liner Code first. The zip stays, to run it without
  installing. Neither is signed yet, so SmartScreen asks the first time (More info › Run anyway).
• A new icon: two turns that share one centre, the outer in ink and the inner in Liner blue.
  On macOS 26 and later it follows the system's light or dark look by itself, in the Dock, the
  Finder and Launchpad; on earlier systems the Dock icon follows it while Liner Code runs. The
  site's favicon and the README follow your theme too.
• A bottom panel: the session's shells and script runs open under the thread and its composer,
  with the shells as the panel's own tabs, a + for another, the open shell's folder and tools, and
  a button to put it away. Terminal comes up there from its key (which also puts it away), ⌘K or a
  script.
• Open beside: right-click a session and Open beside puts it next to the one on screen, each
  with its own header, composer and panels. Keys go to the side you're in; × closes a side.
• Needs you: sessions waiting on you have a section at the top of the sidebar, with their
  project at the end of the row, while there are any; pinned ones too, as the Dock's badge counts
  them.
• Plan limits at a glance: the ring at the sidebar's foot shows your busiest plan window and
  opens every tool's windows with when each resets, and Usage and cost. In a session, the context
  ring's pop holds the plan's windows too.
• Agents at work stay in sight: while a model's subagents run, each has a line under its folded
  row, with what it's doing and for how long.
• Settle a whole project: point at a project's header and press its settle button, or right-click
  it, and its finished sessions go to Settled at once, with one Undo. Sessions still at work or
  waiting on you stay; the project comes back to the list with its next session. In Settled, sessions sit under their
  project's header, folded, and the header's ↶ brings the whole project back.
• An update waits in the sidebar: a Liner Code that's ready or downloading shows on a card over
  the foot, with Restart and how many sessions are working, and × to put it away until the next
  one. With the sidebar hidden, Home says so instead.

Changed

• The session's header is one quiet row: the title with its ··· menu (rename, pin, where it
  works, your editor, scripts, the branch and committing), the branch, the Reviewer's verdict,
  Changes, Run, and two buttons for the bottom and right panels. Side chat, Browser, Files, Design,
  Pull request and the rest open from the right panel's + and their keys (⌘⇧ and a letter).
• The right panel's tabs are its header: every tab keeps its name, the + holds the guide, and
  the arrows give a tab the whole window. Apps you pin (right-click their tab) keep an icon at the
  start of the strip. The second pane and its Split button are gone: a panel split in two in 0.2.1
  opens as one, with all its tabs.
• The sidebar is lighter: New session, with search at its end, Routines and Add-ons as rows on
  top; your app pages under Apps; then Needs you, Pinned and Projects, with Filter and Add a project
  beside the Projects label. A session takes one line: its maker's mark, its title, and a mark while
  it works or waits, or how long ago; the rest is in the card that comes as you rest on it.
  Snoozed and Settled are one quiet row; the foot is you, the team, your plans' limits and Settings.
• The chat lines up with the composer: the text starts where the composer's does, folded rows
  end in a small triangle, and a turn's changes read "2 files changed +3 −1 · View changes".
• Diff is called Changes everywhere: its tab, its key's name and ⌘K.
• Project badges are flat: one colour of their own each, without the gradient and shine.
• Add-ons in the sidebar opens its page straight away; Make one with an agent is that page's
  button.