Release v1.2.0 · whd3131/cli-in-one

add tolerant Claude Code settings.json parsing so the quick-profile reader can load JSON5-style files that contain comments, trailing commas, BOM markers, single-quoted strings, or unquoted property names
add safer terminal shell resolution on macOS and Linux by validating the SHELL environment variable first, then falling back through known-good shells instead of assuming the configured path exists
add a pipe-mode fallback when node-pty fails to spawn a terminal, and surface the fallback reason directly inside the affected terminal session so startup failures stay debuggable

cap in-memory terminal transcript buffers at 2 MiB while keeping total transcript byte accounting, then include an explicit truncation note when exporting or reviewing sessions whose earliest output was trimmed
reduce renderer-wide timer churn by moving runtime and system-stat refresh work closer to the components that need it, and by scheduling panel idle-state refreshes around real transition times instead of forcing a full app tick every second
defer workspace skill scans, image-generation history hydration, and Quick Send prompt loading until the related UI is actually visible, and show an explicit skill-scan loading state while the workspace probe is running
refresh GitHub latest-version status again when the release popover is opened so the visible update state can bypass the short-lived cache and reflect the newest release more reliably
refine free-session launch path behavior so dialogs, sidebar focus actions, agent launches, and batch session creation reuse the effective current workspace path without unnecessarily promoting the default home directory into active workspace state
slim packaged releases by limiting bundled static assets to the files the app actually opens and excluding unneeded node-pty sources, scripts, headers, and non-target prebuilds from the Electron package
move renderer-only libraries such as React, xterm, Base UI, and styling helpers into devDependencies, keeping runtime dependencies focused on what the packaged main process actually needs

fix claude-config:read-profile failures on machines whose local Claude configuration is valid for Claude Code but not strict JSON
make the Electron smoke test resilient when the host shell path is missing, stale, or non-executable, which avoids false-negative release verification failures on some macOS and Linux runners
prevent session creation from hard-failing when node-pty initialization breaks for a given shell, allowing the app to continue with the pipe backend instead of aborting the launch flow
keep session review summaries, idle-session reuse checks, and runtime badges based on fresh timestamps captured at action time rather than stale global timer state

add shared JSON object parsing helpers with optional JSON5 support, plus transcript-trimming utilities and shell-resolution helpers used by both the app runtime and smoke-test verification

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