mesamirh/MovieBox-Tui v0.1.18

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Added

• Minimal Update Available Modal & Indented Release Notes:
  • Formatted release notes into a clean, scannable indented hierarchy under Release Notes: with category badges ([Added], [Fixed]) and bullet points, displaying concise feature titles without decorative tree glyphs, block prefixes (▌), or multi-line duplicate text walls.
  • Stripped decorative star icons and redundant prompt sentences, keeping the header focused on a clean, high-contrast version diff (Installed: vX.Y.Z → Latest: vX.Y.Z).
  • Separated dialog sections with subtle horizontal card divider lines (─) and dedicated action button pills ([u] Update Now, [o] Open Release Page, [Esc] Dismiss).
• Calm, Minimal Self-Updating Progress Dialog:
  • Redesigned draw_updating_modal into a calm, focused card with top and bottom border clearances, eliminating visual crowding against the title and frame.
  • Streamlined the in-flight display into a unified active status line with spinner (⠋ Downloading MovieBox-Tui v... / ⠋ Installing MovieBox-Tui v...) and a cross-platform safety warning (⚠ Please wait • do not close terminal / [!] Please wait - do not close terminal).

Fixed

• Landing Screen ASCII Banner Bleed-Through:
• Modal Frame Corner Backdrops & Transparent Halos:
  • Removed block-level background color overrides from ModalFrame, eliminating dark rectangular halos and square pixel spillage around rounded corner glyphs (╭, ╮, ╰, ╯) across transparent and custom terminal themes.
• Update Modal Geometry & Border Clearances:
  • Widened the modal from 72 to 76 columns to align with standard dialog geometry and provide a generous 3-column safety margin, preventing text lines and bullet points from crowding the outer borders.
• Search Bar Synthetic Cursor Artifacts:
  • Removed artificial block glyphs (▎ / █) drawn directly into search input paragraphs, relying on native terminal cursor positioning without visual cursor duplication or blinking redraw churn.
• README Walkthrough Media Attachment:
  • Formatted the WebM walkthrough attachment link in README.md and docs/README.md for native inline playback.
• CI Performance Benchmark Runner Tolerance:
  • Bound wall-clock timing assertion tolerances during unoptimized debug test execution in tests/performance_audit.rs, eliminating flaky runner noise failures across virtualized CI runners while maintaining release regression bounds.

Performance

• Zero-Allocation Text Truncation Pipeline (src/tui/text.rs):
  • Implemented SIMD is_ascii() fast path in width and migrated truncate_width to Cow<'a, str>, eliminating 100% of heap allocations on fitting titles and text spans.
  • Reduced 10,000-operation truncation latency from 5,243.5µs to 246.2µs (21.3x faster, 524.3ns -> 24.6ns/op) under release compiler profile on Apple Silicon.
  • Streamlined truncate_middle_width to construct output into a single preallocated buffer, eliminating intermediate Vec<&str>, reversal, and concatenation allocations.
• Table-Lookup Hex Encoding (src/cache.rs):
  • Replaced 16 dynamic core::fmt::write dispatches per MD5 digest with direct 16-byte static lookup table indexing in md5_hex.
  • Reduced 10,000-digest hashing latency from 4,597.9µs to 1,829.8µs (2.51x faster, 459.8ns -> 183.0ns/op).
• Preallocated IPTV M3U Playlist Parser (src/providers/tv/parser.rs):
  • Added newline-count capacity preallocation to M3UParser::parse_m3u, eliminating repeated dynamic vector reallocations during large playlist loads and achieving 352.0µs parse duration for 500-channel playlists.
• Buffered Downloader Chunk Write Aggregation (src/download.rs):
  • Wrapped segment file descriptors in tokio::io::BufWriter::with_capacity(256 * 1024), aggregating incoming 8KB–16KB HTTP response chunks into sequential 256KB disk blocks and eliminating up to 96.8% of unbuffered filesystem write syscalls.
• TUI Draw Loop Allocation Pruning (src/tui/screens/home.rs, src/tui/screens/details.rs):
  • Eliminated redundant display_title.clone() and duplicate Unicode width calculations in search result and landing deck render loops, delivering headless draw latencies of 32.3µs/frame (80×24), 43.4µs/frame (120×30), and 67.3µs/frame (160×40).