exceptionptr/tsm-app-linux v1.1.10

TSM App v1.1.10

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Fixed

• Addon download fails with "Invalid request" after v1.1.9 fix.
  The version_str field from the TSM API includes a v prefix (e.g. v4.14.7).
  This was forwarded verbatim as the tsm_version query parameter, which the API
  rejects. The prefix is now stripped before the request. The log format was also
  corrected so the version no longer appears doubled (e.g. vv4.14.7).
• API error envelopes now surface a clear error message.
  When the TSM API returns {"success": false, "error": "..."} the app now raises
  ValueError: Addon download failed: <message> instead of the confusing
  Addon download returned JSON with no URL.
• Classic Era, SoD, and HC now only sync realms explicitly added via the
  Add Realm dropdown.
  Previously, active characters found in SavedVariables were included in the sync
  filter alongside manually-added realms. This caused unexpected game versions
  (e.g. Classic-EU, SoD-EU) to appear in the sync table whenever the user had
  old characters on those versions from prior gameplay. The filter now uses
  only the locally persisted user-added realm list. A game version is skipped
  entirely until at least one realm is added for it via the dropdown. SoD
  (_classic_) is now covered by this filter as well - it previously had no
  filter at all. Manually-added SoD realms are persisted to the local database.
• Classic-EU and SoD-EU appeared alongside HC-EU after adding one HC realm.
  The realm and region match used only the last hyphen-separated segment of the
  region string ("EU") instead of the full value ("HC-EU"). Any EU region from
  any game version passed the filter, causing Classic-EU and SoD-EU to appear
  when only an HC-EU realm was added. The filter now uses exact region matching.
  A DB migration (schema version 3) clears user_added_realms; realms must be
  re-added via the dropdown after this upgrade.