NerazimNet v0.2.0

Highlights

macOS and Linux support. NerazimNet now runs on all three desktop platforms — download NerazimNet_macOS.zip or NerazimNet_Linux.tar.gz from this release. Note the macOS build is unsigned: right-click → Open, or run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine on the app, on first launch.
Tunnels now survive app exit and reboot. frpc is owned by a headless OS-managed daemon (Scheduled Task on Windows, systemd --user on Linux, LaunchAgent on macOS) instead of the GUI. Closing NerazimNet no longer stops your tunnels — they restart automatically at login, and crashed frpc processes respawn on their own. The GUI is only needed to make changes.

New Nerazim insignia icon (proper multi-size .ico/.icns) and a Dark-Templar teal theme sampled from the artwork.
Dark-mode icon variants for all UI glyphs — the loader picks dark/ versions automatically.
README refreshed for the FRP workflow, with a screenshot audit tracking which images need recapture.

Tunnel status polling and test HTTP calls no longer honor system/env proxy settings for loopback requests — a configured proxy could previously make running tunnels appear dead forever.
Fixed a macOS deadlock when spawning frpc (preexec_fn fork-safety issue; now uses start_new_session).
Fixed transparent-button text color so sidebar, dialog, and settings labels are readable in both light and dark mode.

pytest suite with a fake frpc stub (tests/fake_frpc.py) exercising the real TunnelManager/DaemonRunner — no VPS needed. CI now runs tests on Windows, Ubuntu, and macOS, and releases gate on them.