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systat updates itself. Once a day it asks GitHub for the latest release, and when there is a newer one the panel shows Update to systat X:
the download is checked against the release's SHA-256, and the new app must be systat at the release's version, notarized and signed by the same developer as the running one
the disk image must be signed by the same developer before it's opened, and Gatekeeper must accept the new app, which also checks the certificate hasn't been revoked
the old app is moved aside, not deleted, and is put back if the new one doesn't verify; if that happens, the panel says why the next time it offers the update
one update at a time, even if one is started from the panel and another from a terminal
it won't update itself in a folder other users can change, such as /Users/Shared, or on a drive that ignores ownership, and it only reopens an app that passes the same checks
Settings has a switch for the daily check and a Check Now button.
systat --update installs the newest release from a terminal, and systat --check-update only asks.
0.1.0 has no updater: update from it once with the installer command in the README.