Terminals now pick up OSC 133 prompt/command/output/finished marks,
which the VT parser ignores: a scanner (app/src/osc.rs, split-safe
across reads, bodies capped at 4 KiB) finds them in the output stream
and each mark records the cursor line. Lines are stable indexes that
account for lines a full scrollback rotates out, so marks stay on their
text; clearing the scrollback drops them.
With marks present: Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+Up/Down and Previous/Next Prompt in
the context menu jump between prompts, Copy Last Command Output copies
what the last finished command printed, and a green/red bar beside each
prompt shows the exit status (hover for code and duration). OSC 7
working-directory reports are parsed too (used by the next change).
The manual shows bash and zsh snippets; fish 4 and common prompt themes
already send the marks.
Every shared lock was std::sync::Mutex with lock().unwrap() (~150 sites),
so a panic in any session's reader or callback poisoned the lock and the
next UI frame panicked too, dropping every open session. Locks are now
parking_lot::Mutex (no poisoning; already in the dependency tree), and a
panic hook reports worker panics as an error toast instead of the session
silently stopping (F3, F4).
Non-ASCII cells were centred vertically in the cell while ASCII runs were
top-anchored; the cell height is the row height rounded up, so é, ñ, €,
box-drawing and similar glyphs sat lower than their neighbours (more
visibly at larger sizes and on HiDPI). Combining marks on an ASCII base
(e + U+0301, as macOS filenames use) were also dropped by the ASCII run
path; such cells are now drawn individually with their marks.
OSC 52 and VNC ServerCutText now go through one handler that honours
'allow remote clipboard' and always toasts the first line, so a silent
clipboard swap can't set up a paste into another shell (SEC-20261012-010).
Multi-line pastes into a terminal without bracketed paste ask first, with a
preview (SEC-20261012-017). The launch-time update check can be turned off
and the updater docs no longer claim it is opt-in; the unused GitHub
fallback is removed (SEC-20261012-013, F15).
Andy Dixon