- Fixed minor issue related to Long Term Support and Short Term Support versions

Minor optical cosmetics related to picker styles and some internal preparations for future features.

This version contains internal modifications for better performance and a more stable user interface.

I've added a simple search which makes it possible to search directly for a JEP, JSR or OpenJDK project name and open it from the search results in the default browser.

Finally also added all current OpenJDK projects that are available in a specific drop down box. In case you are interested in a project like CRaC (Coordinated Restore at Checkpoint), you could select it and open the details in your default browser.

In addition to the JEP (JDK Enhancement Proposal) selector, you can now also find a JSR (Java Specification Request) selector in JDKMonitor. With this selector you can select a JSR (e.g. 310 Date and Time API) and open the details about this JSR in your default browser.

Now you can select a JEP (JDK Enhancement Proposal) from a drop down list and open the details of it in the default browser. JDKMonitor will give you a selection of all available JEP's including the drafts.

Added another icon that will open the release notes of the latest updates in your local browser. This enables you to not only get the information about the features in the latest update but also about the fixed CVE's (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposure) for the current update.

Added an infinite progress indicator to give some feedback to the user and visualize the loading process.

Because sometimes it takes some time before all new builds of OpenJDK will be available, the download icon will be disabled in case the latest build is not available yet. Meaning to say you can only download the latest available Long Term Support version if it is already available.

Fixed issue related to date calculation (it showed "tomorrow" for the next release/update even if it was today)

- Added link to Azul Zulu download page to be able to get additional download for non LTS versions - Clicking on the foojay bird will open the foojay.io page in the default browser

- Adjusted behavior for dark and bright mode so that they look the same - Added the new version number also to the widget - Added a help message that gives a short explanation on how to install a downloaded build of OpenJDK