Pastry 0.1.0

The first Pastry. A Swift rewrite of Flycut, built from nothing and carrying
over no Objective-C.

What it does

• Remembers what you copy, newest first, skipping clippings an application
  marks as concealed.
• A menu-bar menu with the recent clippings and a search field to filter them.
  Choosing one pastes it where you were typing.
• A bezel on ⇧⌘V: hold the modifiers and tap the key to walk back through
  the history, let go to paste. Arrows, j/k, the number keys, Home, End
  and the page keys all move; Return pastes, Delete removes, Escape dismisses.
• The hotkey is yours to change, in Settings › Hotkeys, and takes effect
  without a relaunch.
• Clear All and Merge All, the latter joining the whole history into one
  clipping.
• The history survives a relaunch, kept in a directory only you can read.
  Deleting anything reaches the disk at once rather than at the next quiet
  moment.
• Settings for how many clippings to remember and how many to show, and for
  launching at login.

What it does not do, on purpose

No iCloud or cross-device sync, no favourites, no appearance settings, no iOS
app. Everything that was a preference in Flycut but had one sensible answer is
now that answer.

Needs

macOS 26 or later, and Accessibility permission to paste for you. Without that
permission a chosen clipping still goes on the clipboard.

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Install: download Pastry-0.1.0.dmg, open it, drag Pastry to Applications.
The disk image is signed and notarized, so it opens without a Gatekeeper
warning. Pastry is a menu-bar app — it has no Dock icon, and quits from
Quit Pastry in its menu.