v1.5.0

Added

• Embedded kubectl console. A new kubectl console (☰ menu, or Ctrl/Cmd+K) opens a terminal
  drawer at the bottom of the window that runs your own kubectl. The active context, namespace,
  and kubeconfig are auto-injected on every command, so what you run always matches what's selected in
  the UI — type just the args (e.g. get pods -o wide). Output streams live with a Stop button for
  -f/-w commands, ↑/↓ command history, and selectable/copyable text. Commands run through the
  system shell, so pipes and redirects (| grep, | jq, > file) work. It defers to you when you type an
  explicit -n/--all-namespaces/--context. This is a command-runner, not a full TTY — interactive
  commands (kubectl edit, exec -it) still belong in the pod Shell tab; if kubectl isn't on your
  PATH the drawer says so (KubeDesk's own actions don't need it).

Full Changelog: v1.4.0...v1.5.0