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🚀 What’s New

• Added New window in the File menu.
• Added Recent local folders in File → Recent.
• Added Recent repositories in the Git Clone window.
• Recent local folders and recent Git repositories now use separate histories.
• Preview now has two direct copy buttons:
  • copy the current preview mode output;
  • copy the currently visible file block from the sticky header.

## ✨ Improved

• Project loading is now faster.
• Initial Calculating data is now faster again on large projects.
• Loading and post-load behavior feel smoother on large workspaces.
• Settings panel refresh is lighter during large tree reloads.
• Recent folders and recent repositories now behave more predictably between launches.
• Help content was updated across all supported languages.

## 🐞 Fixed

• Fixed incorrect behavior in the Ignore section.
• Fixed cases where empty folders and related ignore counts could be calculated incorrectly.
• Fixed cases where .gitignore, Smart Ignore, and other ignore options could affect visible results inconsistently.
• Fixed incorrect data counting after cancelling the initial calculation and then continuing from tree selection.
• Fixed subtree counting so selected folders are treated as full subtrees.
• Fixed cases where repeated checkbox clicks could accidentally expand or collapse tree branches.

## ⚙️ Technical

• Added a more durable JSON persistence foundation for shared app state.
• Added atomic writes, backup recovery, and cross-process lock protection for app data stores.
• Added app-instance launch infrastructure for the new independent-window workflow.
• Refactored memory cleanup policy to keep heavy cleanup explicit and predictable.
• Refined project-load and metrics pipelines for large workspaces.
• Greatly expanded UI, unit, and integration coverage.
• Added stronger automated coverage for recent-history, multi-instance storage, project-load, ignore-section, and metrics-after-cancel workflows.

## 🧪 Quality

• Recent-history workflow is now much better protected against regressions.
• Ignore-section behavior is now much better protected against regressions.
• Project loading, metrics-after-cancel, and subtree selection now have much stronger automated coverage.

## 📝 Notes

• Focus of this release: faster project loading, more reliable recent-history behavior, correct ignore-section logic, and a cleaner multi-window workflow.