v1.14.3

Added

• Find in chat (GitHub #52). Press Ctrl/Cmd+F in a chat, or use the new search button in its header, to search
  that conversation. It shows "3 of 17", Enter (Shift+Enter goes back) or the up and down buttons jump between
  matches, and Esc closes it. Matches are highlighted in place, phrases are found even where the text is bold, code or
  otherwise formatted, new text that streams in is picked up, and it works on phones through the button. It searches
  what is on screen, so open a collapsed thinking block to search inside it. A very common search counts up to 10,000
  matches ("1 of 10000+").
• Name a Code session when you start it. The launchpad has an optional "Session name" field. A name you give is
  kept: the automatically generated title no longer replaces it after the first reply. Leave it empty and the session
  is named after your task as before.

Changed

• An open thinking block now grows with the reasoning instead of scrolling inside a small fixed box, so a fast
  model's reasoning can be skimmed as it streams. Drag its bottom edge to set a size: it is remembered, shared by
  every thinking block, and the newest text stays in view while it streams. It still starts collapsed, and the "hide
  thinking" setting is unchanged.
• Windows installer: a running TurboLLM gets about a minute to close, retried automatically, before the installer
  asks you to close it. If it still can't, what the installer found running is written to
  %TEMP%\TurboLLM-installer-diagnostic.log.

Fixed

• Windows: updating TurboLLM no longer stops at "TurboLLM cannot be closed" (GitHub #250). An update removes the
  old version by first moving its files into a temporary folder, and a few files deep inside the bundled daemon ended
  up with paths longer than Windows' 260-character limit there. The move failed on the same file every time, so the
  update stopped even with nothing running, and Retry could never help. The installer now deletes that folder first,
  with a delete that works past the limit; the update installs a fresh copy. A few files in the new version are still
  that deep, so the file-copy step can still show the same message once; Retry there goes through.
• Renaming a Code session before its first reply finishes now keeps your name. The automatically generated title
  used to replace it when that first reply completed. Names are also kept to one line of at most 120 characters.