The sleep timer, the moved indicator, cat facts, and the licence rule Documents the hourglass and why it asks the server for minutes rather than a time of day; why the refresh indicator moved and now sits in a reserved slot; the bundled cat facts; and the rule that native Gradle dependencies have to be registered by hand, because Flutter's licence page only walks Dart packages.
The Breeze documentation, organised 17 pages behind a sectioned sidebar, moved out of a 2,461-word README and a 3,178-word iOS plan. Start here Home · Compared to NetHome Plus · Installing it · Version history Using it the control screen · widgets · Android Auto · Programs · diagnostics and the Nerd screen · multiple servers · settings Under it Security · Architecture · Building and releasing · iOS plan The two hard-won stories get pages of their own rather than paragraphs in a README: why the Android Auto surface was invisible in the car (IOT is an Automotive-only category, and two intent-filters resolve fine while the host reads only the first), and why a transient 401 used to cost a phone its credential.