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v7.0.3
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  • Fixed a crash when registering a shape after deleting one via the annotation-list context menu (RuntimeError: Internal C++ object (LabelListWidgetItem) already deleted); the list snapshots the selection on mouse press to support multi-selection checkbox toggles, and a context menu or drag can consume the matching release, so the snapshot outlived deleted items and is now tracked with persistent model indexes that drop removed rows (#2318)
  • Fixed read_label_file silently accepting a non-dict image-level flags value in an annotation file; the top-level flags are now validated as a dict[str, bool] on load, exactly as per-shape flags already were, so a malformed file surfaces a clear read error instead of loading a bad value that crashes later (#2305)
  • Fixed AI Assist / AI Text Prompt in polygon output mode emitting a degenerate 2-point "polygon" for thin, near-collinear detections; such a shape is not a valid polygon and later crashed mask conversion (shape_to_mask asserts more than 2 points), so it is now dropped like other empty detections (#2298)
  • Fixed two warning log messages rendering literal %r/%d placeholders instead of their values (the no-op point-removal warning and the empty save-path warning); loguru formats with brace-style placeholders, so the diagnostic values were silently dropped (#2293)
  • Fixed a startup crash when the config file contains an empty section such as a bare shortcuts: or ai:; empty sections now keep their defaults instead of raising an uncaught AttributeError (#2295)
  • Fixed a startup crash when a config section is set to a non-mapping value such as shortcuts: oops; the malformed section now surfaces in the configuration-error dialog (with an Ignore-and-use-defaults option) instead of crashing (#2300)
  • Fixed noisy Qt log lines flooding the terminal (notably the macOS per-keypress qt.qpa.keymapper: Mismatch between Cocoa and Carbon warning); Qt logging is now routed through the app logger with these harmless lines filtered out while genuine Qt warnings still surface (#2292)
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