Mayoi 0.10.0

• Settings sync: Mayoi → Sign In to Sync Settings… (Help on
  Windows and Linux) signs in to a mon.sorrycc.dev account with GitHub or
  Google, and syncs settings.json and keybindings.json between your
  machines. Changes merge setting by setting; keybindings.json changed on
  two machines keeps this one's and saves the other's beside it.
• Settings sync shows how it's going: a cloud at the right of the
  status bar opens the account's panel, with your name and picture, when
  the machine last synced, Sync Now, and Manage Account and Sign
  Out. The sign-in dialog walks through the steps, shows the code in large
  tiles and counts down until it expires. The welcome page offers to sign
  in.
• Settings sync keeps what you choose on one machine: switches in the
  account's panel, or syncIgnored in settings.json, as
  ["fontSize", "keybindings.json"].
• Settings sync tries again by itself when it can't reach the account, says
  why in plain words, and saves a change made just before you quit.
• keybindings.json changed on two machines opens side by side with the
  other's to merge, from the toast or the account's panel, or Keep Mine
  drops the other's. Sign Out of Settings Sync… asks first.
• Mayoi speaks Simplified Chinese and Japanese as well as English (#33):
  the menus, the command palette, the panels, the dialogs and the messages
  follow the system's languages, and View → Language, the command
  palette's Language commands and the locale setting choose one. The
  command palette still finds commands by their English names.
• Compare HEAD to Here, Compare Here to HEAD and Compare with
  Selected open the changes in a diff tab, inline or side by side, with
  changed words tinted and unchanged lines folded, rather than as a patch
  in a text tab; a card names the two commits, and the tab comes back with
  the window.
• The terminal panel's header has a menu: right-click it to move the panel
  to the bottom, left or right, maximize it or hide it.
• Source Control's Remotes shows each remote with a cloud and where it
  points, as github.com/owner/repo, before you expand it.
• Switching Source Control's Repository back to Remotes no longer
  shows "No remotes" for a moment while it reads them again.
• A commit in Source Control keeps its time in view in a narrow sidebar or
  under an expanded branch: its branch and tag badges narrow, or count the
  rest, before they push the time out.
• The terminal panel can sit at the bottom, left or right of the window:
  View → Panel Position, the command palette's Move Panel to Left,
  Right and Bottom, the panelPosition setting and
  keybindings.json's workbench.action.positionPanelLeft and its
  neighbours choose where, and a panel still starts at the bottom. At a side
  it sits past the sidebar, so with both on a side the panel is the outer
  one, and dragging its inner edge sizes it. The title bar's panel button is
  a terminal now, and it follows the panel's side: at the left of the bar
  when the panel is there, past the sidebar's button when the sidebar is
  there too, at the right otherwise.
• The Explorer and the Source Control tree indent each folder level less,
  as VS Code does, so deeply nested files keep room for their names.
• Linux: Mayoi no longer sometimes crashes as it starts on machines that
  draw with the GPU (#24).
• Linux: text shows dark and crisp again where the desktop antialiases text
  by its subpixels, as on Ubuntu 22.04, where it was faint and tinted.
• Linux: tabs indent code to their tab stops; they took no room, so
  indented code lost its indentation and the caret stood off its text.
• Linux: a submenu of the menu bar, such as View → Theme, opens under
  the pointer rather than closing the menu.
• Shortcuts read as their keys on Windows and Linux, a cap for Ctrl, Shift
  and the key, on the welcome page and in Quick Open, rather than a cap
  for each letter.
• Linux: install.sh and the Debian package add the mayoi command, and
  mayoi . in a terminal gives the prompt back at once, leaving Mayoi
  open when the terminal closes.
• Opening a branch checked out in another worktree works with Git before
  2.36, as on Ubuntu 22.04.
• A paste to or from a remote host canceled as it finishes leaves nothing
  behind.
• A paste to or from a remote host canceled before it starts copies
  nothing; a small one could still arrive.
• Git work still running in a folder you switch away from no longer lands
  in the new folder's Source Control, where it cleared its busy message or
  loading state and ran its follow-ups.
• Source Control has a Repository section below the commits, closed at
  first, whose Branches and Remotes list each branch with its
  upstream and history, and each remote with its URLs and branches; their
  menus check out, pull, create, rename, delete, merge and rebase branches,
  and add, edit, fetch, prune and remove remotes.
• Selecting a file anywhere in its Explorer row switches to its editor,
  including clicks in the space beside its name, and moving through the
  Explorer with the arrow keys previews each file in turn.
• Review comments: choose lines in a diff (Shift-click, a drag or
  Shift+J/K) and press C, or select lines in a file and press ⇧⌘M, to
  comment on them. Send Review Comments to Terminal pastes them all
  into the terminal used last, for the agent there, each with its path,
  line numbers and lines; ⌘C in a diff copies the lines chosen so.
• A + button by the line under the pointer in a diff comments on it,
  or on the lines chosen with it, and a bar marks the lines of each
  comment, with a mark on the scroll bar.
• A diff with review comments offers Send N Comments in its toolbar,
  and Delete deletes the comment chosen in it.
• A file shows each review comment after the last of its lines; click it
  to edit the comment, or hover it to read it all.
• Review comment cards are redrawn: a stripe of the accent down their
  edge, an Outdated badge when their lines changed, and a Comment
  button that stays off until there is something to say.
• Review comments read in the window's font, wrapped to the card, on a
  raised card; side by side, each shows under the side of its lines,
  and an outdated one quotes the lines it was written on.
• Review comments are kept with the folder's session, so they are there
  again at the next start.
• n and N in a diff, and Go to Next Review Comment and Go to
  Previous Review Comment, go from comment to comment. The status bar's
  menu lists them under their files, and going to one on lines removed,
  staged or of a commit shows it in its diff.
• Deleting a review comment, or clearing them all, can be undone from
  its toast, and a comment being edited has a Delete button.
• A review comment after its lines in a file shows on a tinted chip.
• Lock a column from its tab menu to keep it for terminals: Move to Locked
  Right Column puts a running terminal there in one step. Files opened from
  the Explorer, Search, Quick Open or Source Control go to an unlocked
  column, which stays beside the terminal, at the same width, when its last
  file closes. An empty locked column offers a new terminal, ⌘W closes an
  extra empty column, and each project's session remembers the locks.
• Source Control selects several files: Shift-click or Shift+Up/Down
  for a range, Cmd-click (Ctrl-click on Windows and Linux) for one more,
  and Cmd+A for all. Space, and a selected row's stage, unstage and
  discard buttons and menu items, act on all the files selected.
• The Explorer, and Source Control as a tree, draw indent guides down
  from each open folder, in the Explorer brighter for the folder of the
  file shown, and a shadow under the folder's name as the files scroll
  under it.
• The Markdown preview draws a task's checkbox as a box, filled once
  done, and lists with softer bullets, rings for a list in a list.
• A picture fitted to its tab leaves a margin around it, and a hairline
  sets it off from the pane.
• The editor does less work on every frame it paints: idle and scrolling
  frames of a large file allocate about a quarter of what they did.
• Windows: the programs Mayoi runs in the background, git above all, no
  longer open a console window of their own, which reached the desktop as
  a terminal window that flashed open and closed around every command the
  editor ran.
• MyGo 0.5.5: a double click is counted by the system's double-click
  settings, and programs in the terminal that read the clipboard can take
  pasted images. Mayoi still builds on a fork of it, with one change to
  draw long files with less work until it is released upstream.
• A commit's menu saves or copies its patch, binary changes included,
  compares it with HEAD or with a commit chosen before, and opens it on
  GitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket.
• File → New Window (⇧⌘N) opens a window that shows nothing, which
  the welcome page fills, and on macOS the Dock icon's menu has it above
  the recent folders.
• macOS: files and folders dropped on the Dock icon open, as mayoi <path> opens them, and Mayoi is in the Finder's Open With menu
  for any file (#28).
• The middle mouse button closes the tab under the pointer, without
  showing it first, as a browser's tabs do: the file you are reading
  stays where it is. Let go of it off the tab, and the tab stays open.
• A diff no longer crashes Mayoi when files leave it, as when changes
  are committed or discarded, while it is scrolled down to them.
• With View → Project Tabs on, the rail of project tabs shows while
  a window has one project too, rather than only once it has two, so the
  project shown and the button that opens another folder stay in view.
• The rail always shows each project's favicon or logo, keeping the
  initials for a project without one; View → Project Icons and the
  projectIcons setting are gone.
• A remote folder's square on the rail has a server badge in its corner,
  colored by how its host is connected, and its tip says so.
• The rail labels each project with two letters, telling apart those that
  start alike: Downloads and Documents show as "Dw" and "Dc" rather than
  both "D".
• A square's context menu has Rename Tab…, which shows up to two
  characters of your own, an emoji too, in place of its initials or logo,
  and Tab Color. They're kept in projectTabStyle in settings.json,
  on each machine.
• Drop a picture on a project's square, from the Finder or the Explorer,
  or pick one with Choose Icon… in its context menu, and the square
  shows it in place of the project's logo: a PNG, JPEG, WebP, SVG, ICO or
  ICNS, copied into project-icons beside settings.json. Reset Icon
  brings the logo back, and a label given with Rename Tab… takes the
  icon's place.