v1.22.0

Added

• A coach that tells you where the lap went. A new Coach overlay
  lines every lap you complete up against your quickest clean lap and splits
  it into corners. It names the one or two corners that cost you most, and
  why — "Braked 14 m early", "Coasted 120 m off both pedals", "Over-slowed —
  apex 8 km/h slower", "Back on the throttle 30 m later" — with the time each
  one cost. When the same mistake keeps coming back it says so ("4 of the
  last 6 laps"). Underneath, a strip of the lap shows where time went, and a
  list of every corner shows what it gained or lost; the corners always add
  up to the lap's difference from your reference. A quicker clean lap
  becomes your new reference, and the coach shows where you found the time.
  Laps through the pit lane or with a reset are not compared, an off-track
  lap is compared but never becomes your reference, and a corner driven
  behind or alongside another car is marked as traffic instead of being
  blamed on you. Manager → Coach sets the smallest loss worth a tip, how many
  tips to show, and whether the lap strip and corner list are shown.
  Everything runs on your PC in the bridge. The reference is kept until you
  change car or track or the bridge restarts. Corners are numbered T1, T2, …
  in the order the coach finds them, not by the track's official turn
  numbers.
• The mock bridge drives a real lap. The Python mock now drives your car
  round a synthetic lap of Spa with real braking zones and a driver who makes
  known mistakes — and runs wide every ninth lap — so the Coach works end to
  end without iRacing.

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Installing on Windows

Download the -setup.exe and run it. It installs for the current
user only, so there is no Administrator prompt, and it opens the app when
it finishes. The .msi beside it is the same application packaged for
per-machine or managed deployment — you do not need it.

Windows will show "Windows protegió su PC / Windows protected your PC"
and name the publisher as unknown. That is expected: neither installer is
code-signed, and SmartScreen blocks anything it cannot attribute to a
publisher. Choose More info → Run anyway to continue.

You do not have to take that on trust — check the bytes you downloaded
against the ones this workflow built:

certutil -hashfile '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' SHA256

Expected SHA-256:

c44a74e6ddbba1e03570467ab5c539805f390c634f23dcc7ef35acb8a852356d  iRacing.Telemetry_1.22.0_x64-setup.exe
3fb7e65dec9188cb8514e36cdc714e01be686bd32504b42294b9b984224222f3  iRacing.Telemetry_1.22.0_x64_en-US.msi
c44a74e6ddbba1e03570467ab5c539805f390c634f23dcc7ef35acb8a852356d  TelemetryLab-setup.exe

You can also confirm the file came from this repository's own build,
rather than from whoever handed it to you:

gh attestation verify '.\TelemetryLab-setup.exe' --repo panyu1512/TelemetryLab