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NanoTorrent 0.2.4

Ships two binaries: nanotorrent-gui.exe (the app) and nanotorrent-cli.exe (console launcher, also installed as nanotorrent.exe). A GUI-subsystem binary is never waited on by cmd/PowerShell, so --help returned the prompt before it printed. Shortcuts, file associations and the magnet handler point at the GUI, so ordinary launches never open a console. UPX now packs both.

Command line configuration — --list-settings, --get NAME, --set NAME VALUE cover every preference the dialog offers (rate limits, save path, queue limits, DHT/LSD/PEX, encryption, proxy, listen address/port, and the whole web interface including its Advanced tuning). Matters for headless builds, which have no dialog. Values are validated and refused, never silently clamped.
Help ▸ Command line — the --help text in a scrollable window.
Help ▸ Check for update — the update check existed but its result was never displayed. Now opens a window offering the release page or Ignore this update; runs at startup unless switched off in Preferences ▸ General.
Web interface ▸ Advanced — HTTP server tuning (timeouts, keep-alive, connection limits, worker threads, request size), each clamped so nothing typed there can stop it starting, plus a Reset to defaults button.
Translations complete — all 41 languages, including the --help text, which follows the language set in Preferences in the terminal as well as the GUI.

Column sizing — drag an edge, double-click to fit one column, or right-click for Reset width of columns. Widths are remembered per list, in the torrent list and all three details tabs (which previously had fixed widths).
Details panel — labels the info hash by what the torrent carries (v1 / hybrid shows both); draggable dividers; panel height and divider positions remembered. The Overview divider sizes its right half to fit the info hashes.
Add torrent(s) — draggable divider between the queue and the file list.
Dialogs — any window taller than the screen is capped to what fits and scrolls the rest, instead of running off the bottom with its buttons out of reach.
View menu ticks the panels that are showing.

Progress rounded up — a torrent one piece short showed a full bar over a Downloading status. It now floors and reads 100% only when it is.
Verified-piece record lost on unclean exit — written every 16 MB and never on pause, so a torrent came back short with a file that played almost to the end. Now flushed on pause (vendored patch 0013).
--help / --version / --webui-status printed nothing on Windows.
Login brute force — repeated failures from one address are now refused with a 429; previously a client could guess forever.
Preferences keeps its dialog open, with the reason, when the web interface declines to start.
A torrent that cannot be added says so in a red toast; a BitTorrent v2-only torrent is named as such instead of failing with missing field "pieces".

All languages other than English are AI-generated and unreviewed by native speakers — see the note at the bottom of the README.