v0.1.54 - Windows migration ports and UI guidance

Windows installations can now select unused application and database ports during fresh setup or migration. This allows an existing Docker installation to stay on port 3000 while native Windows ALPR uses another port, such as 3001, and its own PostgreSQL 17 database.

Existing native Windows users can change the application port in Settings → General → Windows connection port. The restricted updater verifies the port, preserves database and local-network settings, updates ALPR shortcuts, restarts the application and provides the new address. Failed or interrupted changes restore the previous port. Update Blue Iris's destination port after a successful change. An older running updater service may need one Windows restart after this update to enable the new control.

The Windows UI now identifies Setup-managed database and Blue Iris settings correctly, shows native Windows release and recovery instructions, and links to the Windows update guide. Maintenance wording also follows the installed platform.

User Guide 3.22, Windows installation and migration guides, the README and roadmap explain the independent databases, port selection and later port changes. Existing installations retain their configured ports during updates and retained-data recovery.

Download ALPR-Community-0.1.54-Windows-x64-Setup.exe for a fresh Windows installation or to enable UI updates on an older installation. Existing supported installations can use Settings → Software Updates. Linux installation and update instructions are linked from the README.