v1.0.0

Full Changelog: v1.0.0-preview...v1.0.0

Isonic v1.0.0

Isonic is a schematic-capture and live logic-simulation tool for building
computer architectures from wires and ICs — from single gates up to full
CPUs — with support for emulating your own real ICs, multi-layer PCB-style
routing, and direct EEPROM programming.

This is the first stable release, promoting the v1.0.0-preview build with
a round of new tooling and UI fixes.

New since the preview

• IC rotation — press R while placing an IC (Components menu or
  Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V) to rotate it 90° before dropping; rotation round-trips
  through save/load.
• Annotations — two new taskbar tools for organizing a schematic without
  affecting simulation: Section-Labeling drags out a labeled, resizable,
  lockable rectangle to frame off part of a circuit; Text Label drops a
  single freestanding line of text. Both are full Select-tool citizens
  (marquee-select, drag, delete, undo/redo, copy/paste) and save/load with
  the schematic.
• Ctrl+S to save directly, and Ctrl+V now pastes Sections/Text
  Labels too (previously components only). The Via tool's default key moved
  from V to F to stop colliding with paste.
• Manage Data panel now highlights the row for an AT28C64B's currently
  addressed byte.
• Fixed a batch of UI z-order/layering and panel-alignment bugs (diagnostic
  chips, dropdowns, wire layer draw order, panel opacity/row alignment), a
  UI-clipping bug where diagnostic chips ran invisibly underneath the
  Manage Data panel, and a taskbar layout regression from the Manage Data
  button's spacing.