v1.23.0

Added

• See who is talking. The Standings table now shows a radio mark after a
  driver's name while they are transmitting on the radio, so you can tell who
  is speaking without guessing from the voice. While they hold the mic, radio
  waves pulse out from the mark and a ring ripples away behind it, so it
  catches your eye from the corner of the screen; it disappears when they let
  go (and holds still if your system asks for reduced motion). Needs the
  updated bridge; with an older one the table simply never shows it.

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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:

31971c6567f56740cf1f117ec0d3d8bda49e37be86c9b286fdd3c509ddbb91ae  iRacing.Telemetry_1.23.0_x64-setup.exe
2439ebbf19404140b524cb605b6eb72e2942e32f9b2b13e611b5d991ce8c0094  iRacing.Telemetry_1.23.0_x64_en-US.msi
31971c6567f56740cf1f117ec0d3d8bda49e37be86c9b286fdd3c509ddbb91ae  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