Fetch 1.1 — the UI pass

Fetch 1.1 — the UI pass.

One control at the top of every screen. Search's field, Downloads' filters
and Settings' panes are now the same size, so switching screens no longer
changes the shape of the window. The pill rows scroll where they overflow and
fade at whichever edge still has something past it — including the leading
edge, once you have scrolled away from the start.

The window buttons stay put. They used to sit 3pt from where macOS puts
them, dragged there to line up with the sidebar and dragged back by the title
bar on every re-layout it did not announce — so they hopped when you switched
sections and a resize appeared to fix it. The sidebar aligns to the system's
placement now and nothing moves the buttons at all.

The Dock icon drifts and stays drifted. Minimising, hiding and returning
from the background all rebuild the Dock tile from the bundle; each of those
moments re-asserts the current sky.

Jackett alongside Prowlarr, indexer health with a pane of its own, and a
drop target that covers every screen the drop means something on.

Search opens on All rather than the last category you happened to leave
selected. Settings opens on Appearance.

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