v0.9.5: correctness fixes, site-specific injection, and GUI improvements

This release combines deeper audits of the shared backend with usability improvements
across the GUI, CLI, and Lua. It includes repeatable GUI screenshots and additional
regression suites.

• Site-specific auto-assembler templates. Code, AOB, full-code, and pointer
  templates use the selected injection address and instruction range. Scripts keep
  whole instructions, assert and restore the exact original bytes, use an explicit
  five-byte near jump, and carry module-relative addresses or a unique AOB signature.
  Relative branches and RIP-relative operands are preserved when moved to the cave.
  Ambiguous AOB signatures and out-of-range relative jumps produce errors.
• Shared typed memory operations. Integer overflow, malformed byte arrays, short
  transfers, pointer width, byte order, string encoding, and floating-point round
  trips are handled consistently. Lua gains readValue and writeValue; the CLI
  accepts unique process names, address expressions, typed reads/writes/freezes,
  verification, and auto-assembler scripts with timed cleanup.
• Scan results and editing. The GUI loads additional results while scrolling and
  exports every stored match to CSV with correct quoting and cancellation behavior.
  String edits preserve their new byte lengths, shorter strings are terminated
  within their previous length, and clearing a string writes a zero terminator.
• Scanner and persistence correctness. Additional fixes cover Unicode and
  case-insensitive matching, grouped and next scans, snapshot validation, disk-backed
  results, pointer scanning, and interrupted or failed output writes.
• Debugger and hook correctness. More reliable breakpoint failure handling,
  stepping and tracing cleanup, stack bounds, hook relocation, and process/watchpoint
  lifetimes. Changing targets closes dependent windows and releases their resources.
• Parser and Lua safety. Additional bounds and consistency checks in ELF, PE,
  IL2CPP, expressions, and auto-assembler preprocessing. Lua stream, snapshot, bitmap,
  widget, and memory-record lifetimes are checked, including repeated cleanup.
• GUI layouts and readability. Better column sizing, readable empty states,
  compact-window scrolling, text-only scan options, and full-value tooltips. Hex
  bytes align correctly after the midpoint gap; hex and disassembly panes scroll
  horizontally. Function labels no longer replace the first instruction.
• Live themes and settings. Custom views, assembler highlighting, console history,
  and form canvases follow live theme changes. Font settings update existing result
  and address tables. Cancel discards pending settings, and untouched disassembler
  colors keep following the theme. Dark checkboxes, disabled controls, and toolbar
  overflow buttons are easier to see.
• Dialogs and auxiliary views. Process filtering clears hidden selections,
  disables Open when no matches remain, and preserves selection on Refresh. Pointer
  scanning and graphical memory views give address fields more room. The debugger
  shows its active thread; register columns remain accessible. Large form canvases
  scroll without enlarging the window, generated Lua follows form-size changes, and
  Delete respects text editing. Invalid fill bytes are rejected before writing.
• Release validation. Core and deep regressions, ASan/UBSan without Qt, 11 GUI
  checks, CLI workflows, and a repeatable visual review covering 98 updated captures.
  Release packaging runs the expanded regression checks before uploading assets.

Packages: .deb and AppImage for x86_64 Linux, each with a SHA-256 checksum.

Changes since v0.9.0: v0.9.0...v0.9.5