exceptionptr/tsm-app-linux v1.1.3

TSM App v1.1.3

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Changed

• WoW path storage unified to base directory. The app now stores and operates
  on the WoW root folder (e.g. /home/user/Games/world-of-warcraft) everywhere
  instead of individual game-version subdirectories. Game-version paths
  (_retail_, _classic_, etc.) are derived on demand. This is a single source
  of truth and eliminates path inconsistencies across services.
• Existing configs that stored game-version paths (e.g. _retail_) are
  automatically migrated to the base path on first load. No manual action required.
• Settings dialog now correctly saves a WoW path typed or pasted into the directory
  field when clicking Done. Previously only the Browse button updated the config.
• Settings Browse dialog now saves a single base path instead of multiple
  game-version entries.
• AddonWriterService now writes AppData.lua to all installed game versions
  under a WoW base directory rather than a single hard-coded version.
• All path utility functions consolidated in tsm/wow/utils.py:
  normalize_wow_base, addon_dir, apphelper_dir, appdata_lua_path,
  wtf_accounts_dir, installed_versions.

Fixed

• Status bar no longer persistently shows "AppHelper not found" on startup for
  users whose WoW install is in config but WoW.exe is absent from _retail_/
  (or otherwise not found by the auto-scanner). A race condition at startup caused
  WoWDetectorService.scan() to overwrite the config-loaded install list with an
  empty result after _resolve_wow_installs() had already populated it.
  scan() now leaves the install list unchanged when set_installs() has already
  been called. Closes #3.

UI

• Settings: WoW Directory field now shows a hint label explaining that the base
  folder (containing _retail_, _classic_, etc.) must be selected, with a
  path example.
• Settings: Browse dialog now opens at the currently entered directory instead of
  the home folder.
• Login: removed redundant subtitle label; dialog tightened to 480x240.
• Login: username placeholder changed from "Username or Email" to "Email".
• Login: HTTP error responses are now mapped to concise user-facing messages
  (e.g. 401 → "Invalid email or password.") instead of exposing the raw
  exception string with URL and status details.
• Login: error label always reserves fixed space in the layout so the dialog
  does not shift when an error appears or is cleared.
• Log viewer (new): status bar button (between GitHub and Settings) opens a
  session log window. Displays all records from the current run in a styled
  table with columns Time / Level / Logger / Message, alternating row backgrounds,
  and level color-coding (ERROR=red, WARNING=orange). Rows wrap long messages
  and all cells are top-aligned.
• Log viewer: Copy to Clipboard button copies the full session log as plain text
  in the standard log format. Email addresses are automatically redacted before
  copying so logs are safe to paste into GitHub issues.