Synara 0.1.5 release notes.

Synara 0.1.5

• Desktop updates are packaged more reliably — The macOS release path now has stronger artifact smoke checks, zip finalization helpers, and updater download coverage so new builds are easier to trust before they ship.

  Release tooling now validates Mac update artifacts, parses boolean environment flags consistently, and tests the resumable update downloader without the older update-feed cache layer. The README and release docs were refreshed around the current Synara desktop flow too.

• The diff panel is easier to navigate — Diff review now has a cleaner toolbar, file list, jump menu, and patch viewport so repository and turn changes are easier to scan without losing context.

  The large diff panel was split into focused components with explicit repo-vs-turn view logic, shared selectors, searchable file filtering, and tests for the new source-resolution behavior.

• Queued chat turns stay chat turns — Queued follow-ups now preserve their own mode and attachments even when the live composer is sitting in a plan follow-up state.

  Queue draining now dispatches the queued turn payload directly, keeps in-progress composer drafts intact, and has browser coverage for plan-mode threads with pending follow-ups and image attachments.

• Composer panels line up cleanly — Plan activity, queued follow-ups, and live file-change panels now share one frame style above the composer, with consistent width, borders, radius, and dark-mode opacity.

  The stacked composer chrome now flows through a shared panel wrapper and rail sizing token, while the file-change strip only appears for active turns that actually contain provider file edits.

• Markdown and mention menus got sharper — Chat markdown spacing, composer command selection, plugin discovery, file icons, and mention rendering were tightened so selected references look the same before and after sending.

  Provider discovery now normalizes aliases and built-in metadata more carefully, command menu grouping is simpler, markdown blocks have better visual rhythm, and sent user bubbles preserve the selected file/plugin icon instead of falling back to generic text.