Tags: kenn-io/ghosthub

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Release 0.5.1

Fix updater relaunch window restoration and scope sidebar toggles to the focused window.

Release 0.5.0

Release 0.4.0

- Existing local and remote branches can be selected when creating a
  worktree, including source-qualified choices when multiple remotes contain
  the same branch name.
- Non-primary worktrees can be removed from the sidebar with confirmation.
  Ghosthub terminates a verified live tmux session before delegating removal
  to kwt, while preserving the Git branch.
- Experimental native Windows hosts can connect over SSH through psmux,
  discover and attach sessions, and install revision-pinned Windows kwt
  helpers.

- Project and worktree nesting is clearer in the sidebar, and registered
  primary checkouts open normally even when they live outside kwt's global
  worktree directory.
- Standalone tmux sessions use a direct hover removal control, while
  worktree-backed sessions keep distinct session and worktree lifecycle
  actions.
- Tmux Theme colors apply automatically only to new sessions created by
  Ghosthub. Existing local and remote sessions retain their own appearance
  unless **Apply theme to shared tmux sessions** is enabled.
- Development builds show the nearest release tag, commit distance, revision,
  and dirty state in About while preserving valid numeric macOS bundle
  versions.

- Closing or disconnecting a tmux attachment no longer implies that the
  server-side session ended. When a bare session does end, Ghosthub offers to
  reopen that exact named session.
- Generated terminal configuration is self-contained and reload failures are
  reported without showing misleading errors after successful automatic
  reloads.
- Worktree creation, removal, and inventory refreshes are coordinated across
  windows so stale rows and sessions do not reappear after mutations.