v0.13.0

Added

• Terminal text size is now its own setting (Appearance › Terminal text
  size, 8–32px, persisted). Interface zoom no longer touches the terminal, so
  this is the control for how big terminal text is — and, unlike zoom, changing
  it does change how much fits on screen, so a running session reflows to the
  new width.

Changed

• Interface zoom now scales only the interface. It used to scale the
  terminal along with everything else, which handed the terminal a different
  amount of room at every zoom step and re-wrapped whatever was running in it —
  a TUI mid-session would rewrap and its scrollback would keep the old wrap.
  Zoom now moves the interface (rail, tabs, sidebar, footer, dialogs) and leaves
  the terminal grid exactly where it was; terminal text has its own size setting
  above.

Fixed

• Zoom no longer applies twice. Ctrl + is physically Ctrl+Shift+= on
  every common layout, but the shortcut was declared as the character "+" with
  Shift explicitly off — a combination no keyboard can produce. Zoom in therefore
  never matched, nothing called preventDefault(), and Chromium ran its own zoom
  accelerator, while zoom out (Ctrl −, no Shift needed) matched and scaled the
  app instead. Two zooms, disagreeing with each other and with the Appearance
  buttons, and clipped layouts once they compounded. Zoom chords are now matched
  on the physical key (event.code), which is the same on every layout, so the
  app is the only thing that zooms. The numpad keys work too.
• Zooming no longer leaves the window part-empty or cuts the layout off. The
  app scaled itself with CSS zoom, which scales rendered boxes but leaves
  vh/vw as physical viewport units, so the 100vh/100vw app root rendered
  at viewport × zoom: short of the window when zoomed out, overflowing when
  zoomed in — and the page's overflow: hidden cut the overflow instead of
  scrolling it. Scaling now moves the root font size instead, which every
  interface measurement already follows, so the layout fills exactly one window
  at any zoom level.

Removed

• The Zoom in, Zoom out and Reset zoom entries from configurable
  hotkeys. These chords exist to shadow Chromium's built-in accelerators, and
  an accelerator is bound to a physical key rather than to a character, so they
  cannot be expressed as a rebindable character combo — that mismatch was the bug
  above. Any custom binding saved for them is ignored on load; every other hotkey
  is untouched and still configurable.