Prepare v2-2.3.1

CLAUDE.md

@@ -23,24 +23,17 @@ Before touching v2, skim `v2/HANDOFF.md` — it carries the current roadmap, the
 - **[`docs/ARCHIVE-INDEX.md`](docs/ARCHIVE-INDEX.md)** points at bulk working material kept outside
   this repo on Bryan's machine.
 
-### What is in flight right now (2026-09-29)
-
-`v2-2.2.0` shipped 2026-09-16, carrying all five user reports: #86 SmartTube backups, #87 Sony
-launcher, #88 TCL discovery (partial), #89 macOS volume prompts, #91 Remote paste. Only #91 has
-been seen working by anyone; #87 and #89 are still unconfirmed on the reporters' hardware.
-
-`v2-2.3.0` is prepared but not tagged: the ATV Optimizer rename plus fixes for #88 (pairing
-dead-end), #119 (dead-end update badge), #120 (real TVs refused as "not an Android TV"), #121
-(Monet Launcher), #122 (launcher-switch false failure), #123 (Screensaver tweak) and #124 (license).
-It is on the `release-prep-2.3.0` branch/PR, gated on CI, a Codex review pass and the device script
-below before the owner cuts the `v2-2.3.0` tag. The Homebrew tap PR
-(`bryanroscoe/homebrew-shield-optimizer#2`) must merge right before that tag, not earlier.
-
-The remaining gate before tagging is the device script in
-[`docs/RELEASE-DECISION-2026-09-09.md`](docs/RELEASE-DECISION-2026-09-09.md), including its
-`v2-2.3.0` addendum (section 7) covering the Windows in-place upgrade, the macOS DMG install over
-the old app name, the launcher Advanced picker, and the other new risk areas. `v2/CHANGELOG.md`
-already has the `v2-2.3.0` section the release workflow will read.
+### What is in flight right now (2026-10-04)
+
+`v2-2.3.0` shipped 2026-09-30 (the ATV Optimizer rename plus #88, #119–#124). `v2-2.3.1` is
+prepared on `release-prep-2.3.1`: the Google TV Setup Wraith fixes (#122, #157, #158), Report this
+app (#100), app storage details (#98), restart after updating and patch notes on demand, the
+right-click menu (#129), and the #97/#99/#135/#138/#139/#143/#147 fixes. It waits on the owner's
+go before `v2/release.sh --set 2.3.1`.
+
+Still open and not code work: #122 needs a reporter on Google TV to confirm the Setup Wraith fix
+once 2.3.1 ships; #123 needs Glance's package id from its reporter; #93 and #105 need a real
+phone and TV.
 
 The mobile companion app (`v2/mobile/`) has its own authoritative handoff at
 [`v2/mobile/HANDOFF.md`](v2/mobile/HANDOFF.md). Its safety story depends on never claiming more

v2/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -22,49 +22,18 @@ this file and shows the newest few sections, dated, from its version button.
 
 ## Unreleased
 
-### Added
+## v2-2.3.1 — 2026-10-04
 
-- **Each catalog entry now records when it was reviewed and why** (#101).
-  Entries carry a `reviewed_at` date and their `sources`, plus a
-  `device_scope` on the Shield and Google TV lists. All 89 entries were dated
-  from git history. Tests reject malformed or future dates, and they reject any
-  scope that disagrees with the list the entry lives in. They also require
-  every Safe entry to carry a date. The app detail panel shows "Reviewed
-  <date>" beside a catalog verdict.
-- **A local triage tool for user reports** (#101). `tools/registry-triage`
-  reads a folder of mobile diagnostics exports and desktop bug-report
-  bundles. It prints the packages they mention, with report counts, device
-  scope and today's verdict, for a person to review. It never writes the
-  catalog, and a report never makes an app Safe.
-- **Report this app** (#100). The app detail panel can report an app that is
-  missing from the list, or an entry that looks wrong. You pick a reason, add
-  an optional note, and see the exact report: the package and app name, the
-  device family and Android version, and the verdict shown with its source.
-  The installed and enabled state, RAM and storage go in only if you tick the
-  box. It never includes a serial, an IP address or any other app. Nothing is
-  sent automatically: you can copy it, save it as a file that `registry-triage`
-  reads, or open a prefilled GitHub issue that you submit yourself. A report
-  asks for a review and never changes an app's verdict.
-
-### App details
-
-- **Installed storage, separate from RAM.** Opening any app row now shows the
-  app's installed size, its data and its cache, read in one batch from
-  Android's `dumpsys diskstats`. Data includes cache, so the two are never
-  added together. When diskstats has no row for an app, the panel falls back to
-  the size of its APK files and says that data and cache are unavailable.
-- **Every figure says where it came from and when.** RAM is PSS from
-  `dumpsys meminfo`, storage is from `diskstats`, and last used is from
-  `usagestats`, which keeps roughly a year of history. Each one shows the time
-  it was read. A read that failed shows "Unavailable" with the reason, never a
-  zero. A **Re-measure** button reads all three again.
-- **One detail panel everywhere.** The App List, "Everything else" and the
-  Optimize wizard all open the same panel with the same numbers. The panel is
-  read-only: removing or restoring an app still goes through the row's
-  existing, safety-checked buttons.
+Fixes for Google TV launcher switching (#122, #157, #158): Setup Wraith, Google TV's setup
+helper, no longer takes the Home button back after you change launchers, and every way of
+turning the stock launcher off or on now handles it. Also: Report this app, app storage
+details, restart after updating, patch notes on demand, and a proper right-click menu.
 
 ### Fixed
 
+- **The Memory table cut off long process names and dropped PIDs**
+  ([#97](https://github.com/bryanroscoe/shield_optimizer/issues/97)). Health's Memory
+  table now shows each process's full name and its PID.
 - **Disabling the stock launcher from the App List or Optimize left Setup Wraith on**
   ([#157](https://github.com/bryanroscoe/shield_optimizer/issues/157)). Every way of
   disabling Google TV's stock launcher now turns Setup Wraith off with it, once another
@@ -156,11 +125,50 @@ this file and shows the newest few sections, dated, from its version button.
 
 ### Added
 
+- **Each catalog entry now records when it was reviewed and why** (#101).
+  Entries carry a `reviewed_at` date and their `sources`, plus a
+  `device_scope` on the Shield and Google TV lists. All 89 entries were dated
+  from git history. Tests reject malformed or future dates, and they reject any
+  scope that disagrees with the list the entry lives in. They also require
+  every Safe entry to carry a date. The app detail panel shows "Reviewed
+  <date>" beside a catalog verdict.
+- **A local triage tool for user reports** (#101). `tools/registry-triage`
+  reads a folder of mobile diagnostics exports and desktop bug-report
+  bundles. It prints the packages they mention, with report counts, device
+  scope and today's verdict, for a person to review. It never writes the
+  catalog, and a report never makes an app Safe.
+- **Report this app** (#100). The app detail panel can report an app that is
+  missing from the list, or an entry that looks wrong. You pick a reason, add
+  an optional note, and see the exact report: the package and app name, the
+  device family and Android version, and the verdict shown with its source.
+  The installed and enabled state, RAM and storage go in only if you tick the
+  box. It never includes a serial, an IP address or any other app. Nothing is
+  sent automatically: you can copy it, save it as a file that `registry-triage`
+  reads, or open a prefilled GitHub issue that you submit yourself. A report
+  asks for a review and never changes an app's verdict.
+
 - **Patch notes are always one click away.** Click the version next to the app
   name to see the last few releases, newest first, with the installed one
   open and older ones collapsed, plus a link to every release on GitHub. They
   are bundled with the app, so this works offline.
 
+### App details
+
+- **Installed storage, separate from RAM.** Opening any app row now shows the
+  app's installed size, its data and its cache, read in one batch from
+  Android's `dumpsys diskstats`. Data includes cache, so the two are never
+  added together. When diskstats has no row for an app, the panel falls back to
+  the size of its APK files and says that data and cache are unavailable.
+- **Every figure says where it came from and when.** RAM is PSS from
+  `dumpsys meminfo`, storage is from `diskstats`, and last used is from
+  `usagestats`, which keeps roughly a year of history. Each one shows the time
+  it was read. A read that failed shows "Unavailable" with the reason, never a
+  zero. A **Re-measure** button reads all three again.
+- **One detail panel everywhere.** The App List, "Everything else" and the
+  Optimize wizard all open the same panel with the same numbers. The panel is
+  read-only: removing or restoring an app still goes through the row's
+  existing, safety-checked buttons.
+
 ## v2-2.3.0 — 2026-09-30
 
 ### Renamed to ATV Optimizer

v2/HANDOFF.md

@@ -1,21 +1,21 @@
 # v2 — current state
 
-v2 is a shipping desktop app. Last **published** version: **2.1.0** (2026-06-22).
+v2 is a shipping desktop app. Last **published** version: **2.3.0** (2026-09-30).
 
 Full release pipeline live: installers built for macOS/Linux/Windows on every `v2-*` tag push via `.github/workflows/v2-release.yml`; macOS also distributed via Homebrew tap (`bryanroscoe/homebrew-shield-optimizer`).
 
 ## Unreleased on `main`
 
-`v2-2.2.0` shipped 2026-09-16. Everything after it — the design-system port, the
-ATV Optimizer rename, and fixes for #88, #119, #120, #121, #122, #123 and #124 — is
-prepared as `v2-2.3.0` in `v2/CHANGELOG.md` (release-prep branch, not yet tagged).
+`v2-2.3.0` shipped 2026-09-30 (the ATV Optimizer rename plus #88, #119–#124).
+`v2-2.3.1` is prepared in `v2/CHANGELOG.md` (Setup Wraith fixes #122/#157/#158, #97,
+#98, #100, #129 and the rest listed there) and waits on the owner's go to tag.
 Things the next reader needs that the code does not say:
 
 - **The app is now ATV Optimizer.** `identifier`, the `ShieldOptimizer` data dir and
   the updater channel are unchanged on purpose; the WiX UpgradeCode is pinned in
-  `tauri.conf.json` to the value the old name derived. The Homebrew tap change is a
-  draft PR (`homebrew-shield-optimizer#2`) that must merge right before the
-  `v2-2.3.0` tag, not earlier — its `url` names the renamed DMG.
+  `tauri.conf.json` to the value the old name derived. The Homebrew tap change
+  (`homebrew-shield-optimizer#2`) merged with the `v2-2.3.0` release; its `url` names
+  the renamed DMG.
 - **Launchers are data**: `crates/core/data/app-lists/launchers.json`, parsed once in
   `loader.rs`. The Launcher list shows HOME handlers only. An earlier `LEANBACK_LAUNCHER`
   union listed every TV app as a Home app (every TV launch activity carries that