BlindTerm v0.7.5

BlindTerm v0.7.5 answers an agent's numbered questions with a plain digit, and pastes into full-screen programs the way a terminal does.

• Answer an agent's numbered question with a plain digit. Codex and Claude Code ask questions whose answers are numbered -- a model list, a permission level -- and BlindTerm buffered the digit in its own edit box, so the answer never reached the picker and the question sat there unanswered. A bare unmodified 0 through 9 on an empty command line now goes straight to the program when a numbered choice is on screen. A digit inside text remains ordinary prompt text, and Alt+1, Alt+2 and Alt+3 stay BlindTerm's output, input and review commands.
• Paste into a full-screen program the way a terminal does. A paste in vim or nano went in as the keystrokes that spell Ctrl+V rather than as the pasted text, and a program that had asked for bracketed paste -- vim does, to switch auto-indent off for a pasted block -- was never told where the paste began and ended. Pasted text now reaches the program whole, wrapped in the bracketed-paste markers when the program has asked for them, and raw when it has not.

Verification: 880 automated tests pass with zero warnings, 10 of them new -- 8 for agent launch and answer-digit recognition, and 2 for bracketed-paste encoding. The portable archive and installer are self-contained Windows x64 builds, and SHA-256 hashes are published in BlindTerm-update.json.