v0.2.0-rc2

Installing it, and saying when it will not work

Homebrew installs the application: brew install --cask rgdevment/tap/tisty.
The command line has its own package, tisty-cli, for whoever wants the
command and no window — the binary inside it is still tisty, which is what
gets typed. You do not need both: the application carries the command line,
and Settings puts it within reach.

On macOS that link lands in ~/.local/bin, which is not on the PATH a fresh Mac
builds from /etc/paths. The window used to answer "ready next time you sign
in", which was true on Windows and false there. It now reports whether
anything searches that folder, and shows the line to add if nothing does.

Release jobs are named after what they build — tisty-macos-installer,
tisty-macos-cli — because "macos-universal" read like the installer and was
the command line.

Also: the tap drops the formula the cask replaces, a dry run of the tap script
caught a backtick that ran as a command inside a heredoc, and the READMEs say
how to install and give the window the space the command line had.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0-rc1...v0.2.0-rc2