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@ralyodio ralyodio released this 07 Sep 00:42
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v0.1.12
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Go, Python and Zig now use all ten TypeScript reference screen layouts, alongside the existing Rust demo. This includes the responsive Dashboard, detailed Traffic/Sessions/Network/Services tabs and complete widget showcases.

The native suites share 120 TypeScript reference frames across four terminal sizes and three themes. Rust/Python/Zig require exact cells; Go permits one documented Braille-dot rounding difference in the Components gauge. Real telemetry remains native, and unavailable host data is not replaced with simulated rows.

Also fixes final-viewport table scrolling/selection, tail-relative log scrolling, component controls and live status information. All 15 PR checks passed, plus local real-data and terminal restoration checks.

Update and run from any directory (replace go with python, zig or rust):

curl -fsSL https://hqtui.com/demo.sh | sh -s -- --mise go
curl -fsSL https://hqtui.com/demo.sh | sh -s -- --system go

Both commands fetch latest main before launching. Native demo versions now report 0.1.12. The Go module is tagged ports/go/v0.1.12; both @profullstack/hqtui and @profullstack/hqtui-demo are verified published on npm as latest at 0.1.12. The Go module is verified available through proxy.golang.org and hqtui.com is deployed.

PyPI and crates.io publication are not configured; use the source updater or attached artifacts. C/C++ remain experimental. Live-data availability depends on host/platform/permissions; full interaction and cross-platform collection parity is not claimed.

Merged in #45 (09b1546). Original homepage logo/hero artwork is unchanged.

Attached: tested Linux x86-64 Go/Zig executables, a Rust Linux x86-64 executable requiring glibc >=2.39, a Python wheel, and SHA256SUMS. Read ARTIFACTS.md for installation and platform requirements. All four artifacts passed version checks, all ten screen launches, and real/simulated terminal restoration tests.

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