Redstone Desktop 0.2.3

Follow-up to 0.2.2, from testing it on a real machine.

Fixed

• The connection banner appeared as an empty pill while everything was fine.
  display: flex in the stylesheet outranks the browser's rule for [hidden],
  so the banner never actually went away. The regression test asked the element
  for its hidden property, which was correctly true — it now measures what is
  on screen, and fails against the old stylesheet.
• The bar no longer confirms recovery. A working connection is the normal
  state and gets no pixels. The banner appearing means something is wrong; it
  disappearing means it is over.
• Long messages truncate instead of pushing the reload button off the end.

Added

• Reloads the web app starts are now logged. When the window "keeps
  refreshing", a page reloading itself left no trace in the shell: no failed
  load, and repeat bridge calls are logged only once per channel. Every
  full-page load is now recorded with its path and a running count.
• Repeated self-reloads are named: five or more full page loads within
  twenty seconds is reported as "the page keeps reloading — the server may be
  unstable", once per episode.

Changed

• An HTML error page from a proxy or gateway is summarised with its status and
  title instead of pasting a screenful of markup into the log.

Note for whoever runs the server

An instance serving a Next.js development build keeps an HMR websocket open,
and its client reloads the page when that socket drops and reconnects. On a weak
network that reads as a window flashing. If you see the new "page keeps
reloading" warning, check whether the deployment is running next dev rather
than next build + next start.

Which file

You have	Download
Mac, Apple Silicon (M1-M4)	Redstone-0.2.3-arm64.dmg
Mac, Intel	Redstone-0.2.3-x64.dmg
Windows	Redstone-Setup-0.2.3.exe
Linux, x86_64	Redstone-0.2.3-x86_64.AppImage or redstone-desktop_0.2.3_amd64.deb
Linux, arm64	Redstone-0.2.3-arm64.AppImage or redstone-desktop_0.2.3_arm64.deb

macOS builds are signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized, app and disk
image both. Windows and Linux are unsigned; SmartScreen will ask once.