Release ShelfSync 0.2.1 · thisara-g/shelfsync

Shelves, renaming and a cleaner library on Linux, plus a sign-out fix.

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Linux (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+)	`shelfsync_0.2.1_amd64.deb`, then install with `sudo apt install ./shelfsync_0.2.1_amd64.deb`
Android (tablets and phones)	`shelfsync-0.2.1.apk`: open it on the device and allow installing from your browser or file manager

Updating keeps your library, shelves and sign-in.

Shelves:
- Create shelf right in the sidebar: name it, pick a colour and press Enter.
- Ctrl+click or Shift+click to pick several books, then drag them onto a shelf.
- Right-click a book → Add to shelf › to tick the shelves it belongs on.
- Open a shelf, then + Add books to choose books from your whole library.
- Rename a shelf or change its colour in place: double-click it, press F2, or use Rename shelf.
Rename books (right-click → Rename, or F2) with suggested titles made from the file name, minus ISBNs and download-site tags.
Sort menu that ticks the current order and explains each one.
Account panel from the sidebar: sync status, how much of your Drive ShelfSync uses, Sync now, Open in Drive, your devices, and Sign out.
A proper page after Google sign-in instead of the plain "obtained access credentials" text.
Search the library with Ctrl+F, which replaces Ctrl+K.

Sign-out on Linux could stop halfway, leaving you still signed in. It now signs out at once and forgets the saved login.
Two library saves at the same moment could fail, for example ticking a shelf while a sync was writing.
A single "Continue reading" card no longer stretches across the whole width.

The Android app has the same fixes under the hood; its screens are unchanged in this release.