* fix(terminal): migrate the saved Shift+Enter newline once
Existing installs kept the pre-#3770 "\\n" default, so Shift+Enter still
submitted in TUI CLIs. Rewrite only that stored value to ESC+CR, and let
xterm's native CSI u own the chord when an app has opted in.
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* fix(terminal): keep the Shift+Enter migration local
The one-time rewrite of a saved "\n" does not need a sync flag or a
three-way merge. An imported or synced old newline can stay as stored.
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* fix(terminal): keep native kitty Shift+Enter on broadcast peers
When a target has negotiated xterm kitty keyboard and the custom
protocol setting is off, resolve the broadcast chord as CSI 13;2u
instead of the ESC+CR fallback.
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* feat(terminal): disable auto-close-on-exit by default
Remote graceful channel closes (VPN half-close, server-side idle kick) can be reported as a clean exit with code 0, so with auto-close enabled the tab gets destroyed exactly when the user needs it kept - bypassing the SSH auto-reconnect loop, which intentionally skips exited events.
Keep tabs on exit by default; users who want close-on-exit can enable it in Settings > Terminal > Behavior. Attach-mode close behavior is unchanged.
* fix(terminal): keep session tabs when the auto-close setting is unavailable
The resolver's own default and the TerminalLayer call-site fallback still
treated a missing terminal setting as auto-close enabled. Remote graceful
channel closes (a jump host reaping an idle session) are reported as a
clean exit, so before the settings store had loaded, those closes silently
deleted the session tab and its scrollback. This completes the opt-in
default introduced above: only an explicit autoCloseOnExit true closes tabs.
* fix(terminal): migrate the materialized auto-close-on-exit default once
Builds before the default flip shipped autoCloseOnExit: true as the
default and materialized it into netcatty_term_settings_v1 on any
settings write, so most upgraders carry a value they never chose and
the new default-off never reaches them: bastion and idle-harvesting
servers reporting clean exits keep silently deleting their tabs.
Reset that materialized true exactly once behind a marker key before
the settings blob is first ingested, then persist the marker so every
later stored value is treated as the user's own choice. The cost is
documented: a user who deliberately enabled auto-close before this
release must re-enable it once.
* fix(terminal): keep synced legacy auto-close from coming back
A device that already wrote the one-shot migration marker was accepting
a pre-migration cloud or backup payload with autoCloseOnExit true.
Unversioned true is rewritten to false. Payloads that record the
migration still sync an explicit opt-in, including across a three-way
merge that would otherwise glue the local marker onto a legacy true.
Co-authored-by: 陈大猫 <binaricat@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fix#1647: on Windows/Linux the macOS-only `menlo` default left terminal ASCII garbled on cold start until a manual resize, because the primary glyphs fell through to a bundled `font-display: swap` webfont (JetBrains Mono) that swapped in after xterm measured the cell grid.
- Store the terminal font default as a platform-neutral `auto` sentinel, resolved to a locally-installed font per OS at render (win32→consolas, linux→dejavu-sans-mono, darwin→menlo). Safe to persist/sync; never leaks one OS's font to another.
- Explicitly preload the bundled webfonts the terminal actually renders with and remeasure on every `document.fonts` `loadingdone`, so any late webfont swap (incl. user-chosen) recovers without a manual resize.
Reviewed by local Codex (3 adversarial passes); findings on default persistence/sync and side-panel no-op writes addressed.
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