Ghost FTP v0.95.33 — Windows/Linux safety and premium usability (development preview)

Published predecessor: v0.95.32.

Changes

• SFTP directory listings refuse unsupported names, duplicate names and oversized filename inventories before returning them to UI, sync or conflict logic.
• Selected directory symlinks and unsupported nodes cannot implicitly turn into ordinary file transfers.
• When overwrite prompts are disabled, two sources sharing one basename cannot silently overwrite each other in the same transfer batch.
• File Manager and Transfer Center diagnostics now pass through existing sensitive-text redaction.
• Improve progress-bar accessibility and stabilise time-based transfer-history filtering.
• Main README retains seven real Windows native screenshots with corrected manifest provenance.

Verification

• Final exact-SHA frontend, dead-code reachability, Rustfmt, Cargo/Clippy and Rust tests
• Real FTP/explicit FTPS/OpenSSH SFTP protocol E2E
• Windows native NSIS/MSI + Linux AppImage/DEB/RPM builds
• Android/macOS shared-code compatibility
• Real installed-desktop visual comparison at 1290×852, smaller windows and DPI scaling

Known limitation: the SFTP library currently constructs its full raw listing before the application's entry/name-byte inventory check runs. This check prevents misleading or excessive displayed listings, but is not a complete upstream memory bound. Remote SFTP multi-path deletion is not atomic. Neither pixel-perfect visual acceptance nor full FileZilla-equivalent capabilities are claimed without testing.