Patterpad 0.8.0

Added

• The coverage test shows how far it has got, and you can stop it. Review ▸ Run Coverage Test
  used to lock the whole app for the length of the sweep with no sign of progress: at the default
  5000 runs that is several seconds of a window that does not respond to anything. It now runs
  beside you. A strip above the results carries a progress bar, the runs done, how long it has
  been going, a rough estimate of what is left, and a Cancel button. Cancelling keeps what the
  sweep actually sampled instead of throwing it away, and marks that report stopped early and
  counts only the runs it really did, so a short sample can never be mistaken for a full one. The
  previous results stay readable, dimmed, while a new sweep runs.

Changed

• Every window paints in your theme now, not just the editor. The Play, Search and Coverage
  windows had never applied your colour or font choice at all: whatever you picked, they sat on
  Paper in the default reading face. They follow the setting now, and change with it while they
  are open.
• The scene list says more about version control. Alongside "locked by" and "out of date", a
  scene now shows when it is checked out by you, when it has uncommitted changes, and when
  it is new and not yet committed. A fourth marker appears for a file that is read-only on disk
  with nobody else holding it, which under a locking system is most of a fresh checkout: it is not
  a problem, and saving checks the file out for you.
• A scene somebody else has locked is more usable. The inspector used to be switched off
  wholesale, which also stopped you expanding a section or copying an address to go and ask them
  about it. Only the controls that would change something are disabled now; everything you can read
  stays readable.
• Your preferences have moved to app-settings.json, in the same folder as before. The first
  launch after this update reads the old patterpad-session.json once and carries everything
  across: recent projects and their names, the scene and line you were last on in each of them,
  your name, the colour and font themes, and the size, position and pin of the Play, Search and
  Coverage windows. The old file is not written to and not deleted, so it stays where it is as
  a way back. One deliberate change comes with it: a remembered position is now kept only for
  projects still in your Open Recent list, rather than for every project ever opened.
• A play session that has fallen behind the script now says so in a banner, with the Restart
  button inside it, instead of a line of grey text at the bottom of the choice tray. The run is
  frozen until you restart, and the old note read like the end of a passage rather than something
  needing an answer.
• The Review Feedback bar gives the scene its own column instead of running it into the front
  of the comment, so the comment itself gets the width.

Fixed

• View ▸ Reset View left the helper windows' pin buttons showing the wrong state. It re-pinned
  the Play, Search and Coverage windows and floated them back on top, but each window's pin button
  went on showing whatever it had last been set to, so the button and the window disagreed until
  you closed and reopened it.
• Shift-clicking to extend a selection from a single selected line or group did nothing. The
  run between the two never formed. (It failed outright rather than misbehaving, so nothing was
  written wrongly.)
• A quick fix offering a list of valid values could write null into a condition. The chooser
  it opens is shared with the "go to" picker, so it carried that picker's No jump row, which
  means nothing when you are picking a value. Choosing it wrote the word null into the condition
  instead of doing nothing. That row is now ignored here.