v1.0.0

sshm v1.0.0

The first stable release of sshm, a Windows-first terminal UI for browsing,
editing, and connecting to the SSH hosts in ~/.ssh/config. Edits to the real
OpenSSH config are lossless and surgical.

Highlights

• A complete visual redesign built around a Tokyo Night theme, plus a CI
  pipeline and project documentation that bring the crate to a 1.0 milestone.

UI / UX

• New Tokyo Night theme module with consistent, color-role-driven styling across
  every screen.
• Restyled host list, detail pane, search, jump picker, edit form, key manager,
  key picker, wizard, and the confirm / action-menu / help overlays.
• Breadcrumb title bar and themed toasts (success / error).
• Responsive layout for the host list and key manager: side-by-side when wide,
  stacked on narrow terminals.
• Host detail pane and edit form grouped into labeled sections with dimmed
  section headers.
• Rounded borders, accent-colored focus, and emoji removed for a cleaner,
  terminal-native look.

Build / Project

• Package and binary renamed to sshm (the binary is now sshm / sshm.exe).
• Now dual-licensed under MIT OR Apache-2.0.
• Added a CI workflow running rustfmt, clippy (-D warnings), and tests on both
  Linux and Windows.
• Removed the unused zeroize dependency.
• Fixed non-Windows clippy failures and documented the cross-platform clippy
  gotcha; added the CLAUDE.md project guide.