swiss_bar 0.5.1

What's new in 0.5.1

• Fixed a bug where the Claude usage indicator's subprocess could trigger an unrelated macOS
  permission prompt (Apple Music/media library access) by sourcing the user's full interactive
  shell config just to resolve the claude CLI's PATH. It now uses a non-interactive login shell
  with explicit PATH exports instead — note that shell aliases (e.g. claude-work) no longer
  resolve this way, so multi-install setups should enter the alias's expansion in Settings
  (e.g. CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR=~/.claude-work claude).
• Fixed the Claude usage severity thresholds: the warning color now correctly applies up to 90%
  usage (was incorrectly capped at 80%) before turning critical.

This build is signed with swiss_bar's self-signed release certificate, not an Apple
Developer ID - macOS Gatekeeper will warn that it's from an "unidentified developer."
See INSTALL.md for why, and
the two ways to open it anyway.

Quick version:

1. Open the DMG, drag swiss_bar.app to /Applications.
2. Run xattr -cr /Applications/swiss_bar.app in Terminal, or try to open the app
   and then approve it via System Settings -> Privacy & Security -> "Open Anyway".
3. Grant Accessibility (and Input Monitoring, if prompted) when asked - required for the
   window switcher and keyboard features.

Every release is signed with the same certificate, so these permission grants persist
across future updates.