Fixes#2149
Previously, the way we were getting the updated surface size would use
outdated (previous) values because the resize event was not processed by
the surface before the SwiftUI view processed the resize overlay. And
since the property we used wasn't `@Published`, we didn't get notified
when we got that updated value.
The focus of this commit is to store the dSYM files associated with
official macOS builds. dSYM files allow us to map crash reports to
source.
The dSYM files are primarily uploaded to our official blob storage where
all releases are also stored. We also upload the dSYM files to Sentry
since I'm experimenting with using that for crash reproting (note:
manual crash reporting, no automatic network traffic).
This commit also changes our blob URLs for releases to use the full
Git SHA rather than a build number. This is much easier to trace back.
The inspector currently show colors as decimal r,g,b values. With this change,
the hex format is used instead.
The motivation for this is that references to color typically use the hex format. One example
is the palette definitions in a color scheme. Using the inspector/cell picker to help
create and debug color themes should be more convenient after this change.
If there's a usecase for the decimal format, we could add a config option or maybe a switch
in the inspector UI.
If we call `moveLastRowToNewPage` at any point because we failed to copy
some managed memory, it tries to copy managed memory that hasn't been
cloned yet when moving our progress to a new page.
Avoid this by setting our content tag, hyperlink flag, and style id to
indicate no managed memory is present on the cell.
This adds a new configuration "font-synthetic-style" to enable or
disable synthetic styles. This is different from "font-style-*" which
specifies a named style or disables a style completely.
Instead, "font-synthetic-style" will disable only the creation of
synthetic styles in the case a font does not support a given style.
This is useful for users who want to obviously know when a font doesn't
support a given style or a user who wants to explicitly only use the
styles that were designed by the font designer.
The default value is to enable all synthetic styles.
