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v1.3.5

@generic-pers0n generic-pers0n tagged this 05 Jul 22:11
This release was originally unplanned, but after learning baout several
vulnerabilities being discovered in libexpat, one of Tenacity's core
dependencies, we decided to make a new release. However, as time
progressed, several other issues came up that needed addressing. This
took longer than expected, primarily due to busy schedules and personal
issues, but despite that, we present you a new release bringing fixes to
several long-standing issues.

This release is also the first release with an original maintainer! Due
to the project's early history, they had to step away for a long while,
but since they are doing better, they chose to come back. We'd like to
welcome them in coming back and we're both excited to see where Tenacity
goes!

New:
- ASIO is now natively supported in Tenacity.
- Windows on ARM is now supported. We expect minimal issues, if any, on
  Windows on ARM, with an exception with the due to a lack of plugin
  support (we expect only native ARM plugins to work, but we have not
  tested this aspect yet).
    - Windows 11 or later is required for the Windows on ARM installer.
      The other installers continue to require Windows 7 (SP1) or later.
- macOS builds have returned.
  - Tenacity supports macOS 10.15 or later, both on Intel and Apple
    Silicon.
  - Note that these builds are unsigned and thus require extra steps to
    get working. Open a Terminal window and run xattr -d
    com.apple.quarantine /path/to/Tenacity.app

Changes:
- For packagers: wxWidgets 3.3 and later is now supported.
- On Windows, some parts of the UI now better adapt to dark mode if
  enabled. (However, **Tenacity's theme will not automatically adapt to
  dark mode**; you need to wait for 1.4 for that).
- Update about dialog:
  - Remove build date. It wasn't necessarily accurate on Linux depending
    on who packaged Tenacity (e.g., through our official Flatpak).
  - Move an original maintainer from emeritus to active.
- Miscellaneous: CPack is now used for building packages across all
  platforms, including Inno Setup installers.

Fixes:
- Fixed several build issues.
- Fixed a spectrogram crash (backported from 1.4 alpha 1). Thanks
  @hails!
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