Fixes possible crashes when deleting repos, and when parsing dates over leap days (2028 here we come!).

- Improve data races when detecting network loss/recovery. - Internal memory management fixes. - Fix issue with StoreKit state management.

Just updating internal dependencies!

Very occasionally when the app starts, it can't get a stable connection to the App Store. This release attempts to fix that.

Fixes an issue where repo settings may not show.

Adds branch filters! This optional repo configuration can limit which branches you see; they can be exact matches such as `main`, or a glob pattern such as `mine/**` or `name-*`.

When connected to a power adapter, the app will disable the idle timer of the device while in the foreground. This makes it more usable as a CI dashboard! We also added the committer name to the workflow run when running on a device with a large enough screen. Let us know what you think, or if you have ideas for how to visualize CI runs better on a phone or an iPad!

Organizes workflows runs by the GitHub Actions workflow id, rather than by its name (which might change from run to run). Tools such as dependabot run with dynamic values interpolated into the name of the workflow run. Turns out some teams do this as well–it can be helpful when triggering workflows based on the outcome of other workflows. This deployment takes that into account by organizing runs based on the id of their workflow, rather than on its name. When we get updates, the header line for each workflow will show the name of the most recent workflow run (by its incremental id).

Nothing new for iOS, just keeping the codebase up to date with the macOS version.

Fixes a possible crash when updating the UI.

Fixes a possible crash when cleaning up old runs.

Handles and shows errors in the UI. Also shows a status when the repo can successfully be checked, but where there has been no activity for more than 90 days.

No new features in this latest version, just some changes to how we build the application. We've heard some reports of issues when running on different versions of the OS, so this is an attempt to increase portability.