Caesar II 1.0.2

• Windows: no console window behind the game. Started from a terminal, the
  program still prints there (--version, errors, the crash report's
  location).
• The Windows version's soundtrack plays: every CD from August 1996
  carries it (C2WIN95/RAW/), the 1998 US disc has nothing else. It is
  different music, not the DOS score re-recorded — Keith Zizza wrote it in
  1996 for the Windows release, where the 1995 game is Jeremy A. Bell's
  and Jason P. Rinaldi's. Choose in the launcher, in the web page's
  Settings → Game data → Music, or with --music dos|windows; the DOS
  music, which follows your city's mood, stays the default. Either place
  says which of the two the game data has.
• The web page's Settings tab "Assets" is "Game data", as the launcher
  and the front page already said.
• The five full-screen movies the Windows version ships at 500x240
  (battle won/lost, promotion, victory, defeat) play from those files
  instead of the 320x152 DOS ones.
• Launcher: the game data's version and release note each get a line of
  their own (no more left-truncated "...rsion 1.02"), and the status line
  no longer draws over the media note.
• Launcher: a disc without music files is told so, instead of "they
  stayed on the CD", which is only true of an installed folder.
• Launcher: accented letters in a localized version line ("Version
  Française") are shown without the accent instead of as "?": C2.ENG is
  CP437, not Latin-1.
• The helmet is the icon everywhere: the game and launcher windows
  (taskbar, Alt-Tab), the Windows executable (with a version block), the
  AppImage, the macOS disk image's volume, and a 256 px icon on Linux
  desktops without SVG support.