Oxide v0.8.2

Changed

• What's New opens on its own after this update (instead of the usual
  toast), so the note above about the upcoming rename is seen once. The
  next update goes back to the toast.

Security

• The status bar and file tree poll git status in whatever directory a
  pane is in. Git runs the core.fsmonitor command from a repository's own
  .git/config during status, so an unpacked archive or shared folder
  carrying a planted one could run code the moment you cd into it. Those
  polls, and the git segment of Oxide's generated prompt, now switch
  fsmonitor off.
• Dragging a file into the terminal, "Insert Path", and the cd fallback
  used without shell integration type the quoted path at the prompt. A
  filename holding control characters (^U, carriage return) could clear
  the line and run a command of its own. Such names are refused with a
  notice instead.
• OSC 8 hyperlinks only open http, https and mailto targets. Because
  the link's text can say anything, a hidden file:// or app-scheme target
  could launch something on a cmd-click. While you hold cmd over a link,
  the real address is shown in the pane's corner, browser-style, and the
  whole link is underlined rather than one cell.
• OSC 7 working-directory reports are ignored while the pane's foreground
  process is ssh, so a remote host can't point the file tree and git
  status at a local directory of its choosing.