v0.3.7

Less noise on a live host; interactive report picker

Testing a plain mouse or keyboard on a Pi that has other things running was
over-reporting. Tightened it without weakening real detection (a HID device on
an unknown cable still flags HIGH — that's the BadUSB signature, and
CableProbe can't tell your real keyboard from an implant):

• "did not revert" heads-up now counts only real device kinds. Kernel log
  lines (which only ever accumulate) and processes no longer inflate it — a
  keyboard test said "10 things did not revert", now it says the truth.
• advice only says "a USB hub appeared" for an actual new hub, not for the
  device count going up by one when you plug something in.
• kernel_log defaults to notable lines (enumeration failures, gadget
  driver classes). The routine "New USB device found / Product: / input: X
  as …" chatter is now behind probes.kernel_log_verbose — the
  usb / input / usb_descriptors probes already carry it, structured.
• input merges the several HID collections of one USB device (keyboard +
  consumer-control + system-control) into a single observation.
• process drops sleep / flock plumbing and CableProbe's own helper
  subprocesses.

cableprobe report with no path

Now lists the saved reports — numbered, newest first, with session name, date
and severity — and asks which one to open.

pipx upgrade cableprobe