free-coding-models 0.3.12 → 0.3.14

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+ ## 0.3.14
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+ ### Changed
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+ - **Massive TUI Controller Extraction:** Extracted the main UI event loop and state machine out of `bin/free-coding-models.js` into a dedicated `src/app.js` controller. This cuts the main executable size drastically and makes the TUI architecture more modular and testable.
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+ - **Robust Error Boundaries:** Wrapped all critical asynchronous operations, keypress handlers, UI render timers, and polling cycles with comprehensive `try/catch` blocks. Instead of the TUI crashing and destroying the terminal scrollback on unexpected errors, it will now gracefully exit the alternate screen buffer, print a formatted stack trace, and point users to the GitHub issue tracker and feedback form.
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+ - **Global Crash Resiliency:** Added `uncaughtException` and `unhandledRejection` listeners at the entry point to guarantee terminal restoration even if a library fails catastrophically.
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+ ## 0.3.13
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+ ### Fixed
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+ - **Small Width Warnings toggle actually works again**: the Settings row now shows `Small Width Warnings` with clear enabled/disabled status, the startup overlay reacts immediately to the toggle, and the narrow-terminal warning now auto-hides after 2 seconds instead of 4.
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  ## 0.3.12
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  > **Proxy / bridge update:** the current legacy proxy stack is now officially discontinued while we rebuild that whole layer from zero. This cleanup is intentional: Claude Code support, a smarter router, and a much more reliable external-tools bridge are being reworked as a separate, cleaner system and will come back in a future release. In the meantime, FCM has been cleaned up and narrowed to the stable direct-launch surface so the app stays solid for day-to-day usage.