CrossNext v1.3.1

This release includes the interface and feature updates from the 1.3 series, together with these refinements:

• Settings: regular option names, smaller visible values and the original heading hierarchy. Category rows match the Apps and Games menus; checkbox controls stay as checkboxes.
• Quick settings: the shortcut picker marks the assigned action with a checkmark and opens on that choice, without falsely highlighting Night mode.
• Library: author groups and alphabetical title headings use regular text.
• PET: a clearer Daily goal card shows the full daily reading total, such as 60/10 minutes; mood badges move more slowly while the egg keeps its existing rhythm.
• Decorate home: swipe left/right to change catalogue pages while keeping the current category and filter.

Also included:

• Choose your interface font: Noto Sans is the default for new settings. Jersey 25, Ubuntu and Noto Serif remain available. Set a general font, override a section, or choose a separate font for each app or game. Book fonts stay independent, and existing preferences are preserved.
• A cleaner interface: consistent outlines, simpler Settings categories, clearer lists and page controls, and improved spacing in portrait and landscape. Home's battery percentage stays aligned beside its icon at every charge level.
• More Home customization: choose how many recent books appear, and use the corrected Framed/Carousel theme previews.
• Side-button shortcuts: assign sleep, frontlight, warm-light and app/game shortcuts to the left and right keys. An assigned shortcut replaces that key's navigation until you restore Navigation.
• Optional four-way reading rotation: keep the usual portrait/landscape pair or enable all four reading orientations.
• PET improvements: clearer introductory information and rules, more readable reading rewards and project cards, larger Album statistics, and better room/background alignment. Placing an owned furnishing returns to Home. Hatched pets stay still; eggs and mood indicators can still move.
• Picross: selecting Mark now places an X when you tap a cell.
• Battleship: a larger board, clearer move reports, a My board view for inspecting the opponent's attacks, and victory/defeat screens.
• The Intercept: expanded character guidance, with Hooper and Harris on separate help pages.
• Flashcards and tools: uniform deck/folder names with ellipsis for long titles, plus layout and typography refinements across study tools and games.