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Horizon, Iceberg, Sonokai, Zenburn, Carbonfox, and Poimandres, using each scheme's canonical upstream colors, selectable from the appearance sheet. Every palette ships full dark terminal ANSI colors plus the shared light terminal fallback. Co-authored-by: Grzegorz Witkowski <gwitko@proton.me> Co-authored-by: DrMulungu <182373227+DrMulungu@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat: upload phone files over SFTP from the terminal key row Add an Upload key to the terminal keyboard bar: pick one or more phone files (photos, videos, documents) with the native picker, stream them to the active SSH host over SFTP, and insert the shell-quoted remote paths into the terminal without executing anything. Uploads land in an app-managed directory — ~/.conduit/uploads/<date>/ by default, configurable per machine (absolute or ~/-relative) in the host form. Directories are created as needed, picked filenames are sanitized to a single path segment with control characters stripped, collisions get a compact time suffix before the extension, and transfers stream chunk-by-chunk through the existing SftpSession.write path with live progress and cancellation (cancel closes the batch session). Every uploaded file is recorded in a per-host manifest (conduit.upload_manifest.v1, defensive parsing). The new per-machine 'Delete my uploads after' setting (never/7/30/90 days) removes only manifest-listed files past the cutoff during later uploads — never arbitrary directories or files Conduit didn't write. Path insertion quotes each path for POSIX shells (spaces, quotes, parentheses, dollar signs, newlines) and joins multiple files with spaces. Insertion never submits, so the user can compose text around the paths. The key ships in the default layout and rides the unseen built-ins migration; local-shell sessions explain that uploads need an SSH machine. New SavedHost fields ride backup export/import via the existing host serialization. * fix: record partial upload batches in the manifest; safer cancel Review follow-ups: files that reached the server are now recorded in the per-host manifest even when a later file fails or the batch is cancelled mid-write, so automatic cleanup can always manage them. Cleanup of expired earlier uploads now runs only after a fully successful batch — failed or cancelled batches never delete anything. Cancelling during connect no longer creates remote directories, and a manifest write failure no longer misreports a successful upload as failed. --------- Co-authored-by: Grzegorz Witkowski <gwitko@proton.me> Co-authored-by: DrMulungu <182373227+DrMulungu@users.noreply.github.com>
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