Changelog
- 57b3f5f ANE history derives from physical GB/s; saturation pins at 100%
- c5784ae Add AMC bandwidth fallback for ANE usage (macOS 27 beta kills block energy)
- 0ad6e9f Add macOS 27/M5 ANE readout, ANE bandwidth, and history_soc layout
- a4e6c81 Add process list to history_soc; remove unused average histories
- fd73c47 Address Copilot review findings; bump version to v2.1.5
- 26d1743 Anchor BW sampling window after the first IOReport snapshot
- 680e45e Atomic init ANE merge; energy alias buckets; GPU Eff title from plotted value
- c37f74c Bandwidth peak bounds all plotted series, not just DRAM total
- 45e2fe9 Brew formula update for mactop version v2.1.4
- b439fa5 Default ANE gauge to GB/s form when energy counters are provably dead
- 3d0d547 Don't re-derive M5 residency history from bandwidth
- 418af01 Drop dead ANE wattage from history_soc displays (macOS 27+)
- 827d6df Drop redundant ANE suffix from main title
- 559d592 Fix EventThrottler data race on the pending state
- fde497b Fix PMP ANE byte window, layout-toggle deadlock, history_soc chart widths
- 60800ef Future-proof block-energy matching for Apple's pmgr/DPE migration
- 31908a4 Harden dead-counter latch; fix BW chart scale and GPU max-freq source
- 867ba55 History charts honor custom theme colors during live updates
- 60cd5c6 Include Total series in bandwidth chart Y-axis scaling
- 52e778b Keep ANE gauge in GB/s form once bandwidth mode is established
- e3a834d Localize history_soc chart titles
- c69be82 Merge PR #72 (M5 PMP ANE readout) with the AMC bandwidth fallback work
- 3cae3dc Merge pull request #72 from Anemll/ane-macos27-history-soc
- c9e1f94 Merge pull request #74 from metaspartan/development
- 05a180e Never trigger Screen Recording prompt in headless mode
- 81ae502 Omit ANE from SoC power chart entirely when its counter is dead
- 1833d67 Power panel shows ANE bandwidth when energy counter is dead
- c037509 Remove process list from history_soc layout
- 43a327c SSD chart peak label uses true max, not the Y-axis floor
- 55e2a13 SSD read chart uses decimal GB/s to match DRAM charts