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The notification-area icon now shows activity. Its body flashes lime while
any client is connected or any execution is running, and a short hold keeps
it flashing after the last frame so even a bare ping blinks once. The
agent counts claimed connection slots and every frame it receives or sends;
the tray worker samples those counters every 100 ms and swaps the icon at
250 ms intervals. Nothing about the protocol changes.
The icon itself is now drawn by the agent as a 16-colour icon resource in
memory (CreateIconFromResource) instead of borrowing IDI_APPLICATION:
the agent may not import GDI32, so this is the only way to have two colour
variants of one picture. If icon creation fails the agent logs tray-createicon-failed and falls back to the stock icon without flashing.
scripts\v9xctl.ps1 explains itself. Running it with no verb, an unknown
verb, or help prints the verb list, the connection options (-Host, -Port, -ConnectTimeoutSeconds) and worked examples instead of an
interactive prompt for Action; a verb missing its required parameter
prints that verb's usage line and an example. Comment-based help backs Get-Help .\scripts\v9xctl.ps1 -Examples, verbs tab-complete, and a
connection failure now names the target it tried and how to override it.