rhoopr/kei v0.11.0 on GitHub

Always-on /healthz and /metrics HTTP server in watch mode. Running with --watch now starts an HTTP server on port 9090 (default) exposing both /healthz (JSON health status) and /metrics (Prometheus text format) with no extra flag. One-shot syncs skip the server since the process exits before anything could scrape it. The Docker image's HEALTHCHECK now uses curl -f http://localhost:9090/healthz instead of parsing health.json with jq, and jq has been removed from the runtime image. The default CMD gains --watch 24h so the healthcheck has something to probe out of the box; override CMD to run a one-shot. (#237, thanks @billimek)

--metrics-port renamed to --http-port. The flag now sets the server port rather than gating whether the server runs. Default is 9090. (#237, thanks @billimek)

KEI_METRICS_PORT env var and [metrics] port TOML section. Use KEI_HTTP_PORT and [server] port instead. The old spellings are still accepted and log a deprecation warning; they will be removed in a future release. (#237, thanks @billimek)

Spurious File header does not match expected format warning on live-photo MOVs. The magic-byte check only accepted the ISO-BMFF ftyp box at offset 4 and warned on everything else. Apple serves live-photo and HEVC videos as classic QuickTime, which commonly begins with a wide padding atom (00 00 00 08 77 69 64 65) or an mdat data atom instead. The .mov branch now accepts ftyp, wide, mdat, moov, free, skip, and pnot - all valid QuickTime top-level atoms. .heic, .heif, .mp4, and .m4v remain strict ISO-BMFF (ftyp only). .dng now runs the TIFF magic check. Files were already being saved correctly; only the warning is gone. (#247, thanks @woutervanwijk)

Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md