Dank Software Depot 1.1.0

Homebrew becomes somewhere you install from, not only a section that gets
updated — and with it the round of corrections that a day of actually using
1.0.0 turned up.

• Install from Homebrew. Brew joins the Install tab the way Copr did,
  because it poses the same question: a catalogue this machine keeps and this
  storefront does not index. So it is one deliberate press at the end of the
  results rather than a search per keystroke, and only where brew exists. The
  search goes through brew's own copy of the index rather than fetching the
  30 MB document again; opening a result shows what brew knows — version,
  licence, homepage, dependencies, and how often it was installed in the last
  thirty days, from Homebrew's own analytics. Homebrew grew up on macOS,
  and its core still carries formulae that cannot run here: those are listed
  greyed with the reason rather than dropped, because "this exists, but not
  for you" is an answer and silently returning nothing is not
• A Homebrew chip in the Install tab's filter, next to the Copr one, each
  appearing only on a machine where it means anything. Picking one narrows the
  offer to search elsewhere along with it — an offer whose results the current
  filter would throw away is worse than no offer
• The stepper stops running ahead of the work. During the Flatpak phase it
  would move to Install while rows underneath were still counting up download
  percentages: several refs install at once, and the first to get there moved
  the whole stepper. It is a statement about all of them now. The DMS package
  pass no longer reads as Install through the minutes it spends downloading,
  and the AppImage phase no longer reads as Download while it writes the
  desktop entry. Firmware, Homebrew and the plugin pass are deliberately left
  as they were: a step that is wrong in a new way is not an improvement on one
  that is wrong in a known way
• The strips on the Updates tab moved below the tab bar. Pending updates,
  a manual pass, end-of-life components, a newer Fedora, unread Arch news —
  all five used to push the tabs down as they appeared and let them spring
  back when you switched tab, which is precisely when you are aiming at one.
  The header and the reboot banner stay above, because the reboot notice is
  true wherever you are
• Update All lands at the top of the list, instead of somewhere in the
  middle of it: the jump ran in the same instant the dashboard header left and
  the run's own rows arrived, so the content moved out from under it
• Progress bars stop replaying finished downloads. A card scrolled back
  into view animated its bar from zero again, which is what made scrolling
  during a run feel busy
• The log tells three outcomes apart. A row that never finished is drawn
  as unfinished rather than as a success — an entry could say "2 packages
  updated" over three green ticks. Behind that: the replay that runs after a
  DMS update reloads the shell now re-checks every row it did not see finish,
  not only the ones it saw fail, so a package that went in during the reload
  stops being pending forever; and it can no longer write an entry with
  nothing in it
• The item-count chip is gone from the right of every log entry. It
  repeated the number already in the title, and on the entries where it did
  not, what it had to say was one click away in the entry itself