BlindTerm v0.7.10

• Close a window itself once the program it was opened for has finished cleanly. A console
  Windows pops up for a one-shot program -- a script, an installer, a build -- stayed open
  after the run ended, saying "Program exited with code 0" and waiting to be dismissed by
  hand. The window now says that line and closes itself a moment later, the way the console
  it stands in for would have. A run that failed still keeps its window, because that is
  where the error can be heard or read back from, and an unknown exit code or a dropped
  connection keeps it too. A window somebody is reading is never closed under them: a
  full-screen view that has not been cleared, or a caret parked back through the
  transcript, cancels the close. The same applies when a shell window is closed by typing
  exit, or an SSH window by the connection ending.