PicPick

What's new in this version:

Changed:
- wt -- foo will once again inherit the environment from its parent
- You can customize this behavior with wt --inheritEnvironment or wt --reloadEnvironment on a per-tab/per-pane basis.
- You can also override this behavior with the profile setting {profile}.compatibility.reloadEnvironmentVariables (boolean, default true)
- We no longer load the Settings editor library on launch, saving you tens of kilobytes of memory
- You can now run profiles as Admin from the new tab menu by right-clicking them
- The profile preview in settings now shows you what a "powerline" font will look like when one is selected
- We actually did fix the homoglyph thing this time; hovering a URL that is pretending to be someone else through funny characters will see right through it
- For those of you debugging Terminal/the console with ETW, you can now group all API calls by originating process
- If you are using Preview, Canary or Dev we will now set an appropriate JSON $schema so you can auto-complete new settings

Fixed:
Accessibility:
- We've added automation property names to the 'Delete Color Scheme' button
- The key chord indicator in the command palette now has a background color
- Settings now groups elements in their containers for screen readers
- Screen reader users can now determine which color scheme is the current default
- Default Terminal and Color Scheme ComboBoxes no longer crop at 200% text scale
- Screen readers will now announce successful pane and tab moves

VT and terminal emulation:
-Hard Reset (RIS) no longer disables Win32 input mode or focus event mode for pty clients (like Terminal)

Usability and UI:
- We will no longer reload the settings as often when various OS knobs and switches change
- You can once again restart the first pane in a split with Enter after it exits
- All actions now remember which pane originated them, so things like "export text" and "Move tab to new window" and "Duplicate" no longer summon one of the Old Ones
- The about dialog no longer tells you that you've got an update available to the same version you already have
- When the tab close button is disabled, it will no longer randomly reappear to taunt you
- The launch parameters (position, size) now properly support negative numbers

New Rendering Engine:
- We no longer leave cursors all over the place
- Fonts like JetBrains Mono that render their ligatures in reverse now appear in the right colors
- We no longer invalidate more of the screen than we need to
- It now works properly on Windows versions earlier than 10.0.14393.0
- Font features and axes work once again!
- We no longer crash when trying to render to a 0x0 surface
- DRCS soft fonts that are invalid (or have disappeared, or were never enabled) no longer crash the Terminal
- Both rendering engines have been prepared for horizontal scrolling (???)

Reliability:
- We will no longer crash when checking for updates without a network
- If you're the one person who marks HKCUConsole as read-only, we won't crash during save for you
- Actions with an empty keys array no longer cause unexpected kinetic disassembly
- Duplicating elevate: true tabs has been fixed to not blast terminal off into space
- The backing console no longer hangs when resizing while scrolling
- Instead of leaking memory for each window on Windows 10, we'll cache old windows and recycle them as needed
- We introduced the leak to fix a crash in closing windows on Windows 10; this allows us to still leak the window but still be able to reclaim them.

Schema:
- No longer is there a multiple schema conflict on "colorScheme"