0.102.0

Changed — may break callers

• Every run is now kept, the ones that worked too. A run that worked is kept 7 days
  (keep_successful_runs_for_days), a failed one 30 (keep_runs_for_days), and the runs folder stays under 200 MB
  (runs_size_limit_mb). With record_input on, as by default, a send that worked now keeps what you typed (the
  message, a chat named by its title) in a run readable only by you, on this computer, for 7 days.
  record_input failed keeps it only in a run that failed; record false keeps failed runs only; --no-record
  keeps nothing. watch, serve and mcp serve keep a run that worked only with --record. A run now says who
  asked for it: the command line, an MCP app (and its tool call), or WireCat Desktop (cli-core 0.467.0).

Added

• tg runs show lists each request Telegram got, with its timing, retries and waits. A command's run now has a
  line for every call to Telegram, for an account and for a bot: the method (messages.getHistory, sendMessage),
  how long it took, and how it ended. When Telegram asks to wait (FLOOD_WAIT, or a Bot API 429) and tg waits
  and tries again, the run shows the refused call, then the retry as attempt 2 with the time waited. Message text,
  names, phone numbers and the bot token are never written.