OpenAVC v0.10.0 - Changelog

Major Driver Builder overhaul, cloud reliability fixes, and a couple of platform bugs squashed.

Tab layout collapsed from 10 to 6, with related fields grouped together
Per-tab validation badges so you can see at a glance which sections need attention
Validation messages appear inline next to the field they refer to, not in a wall at the top
Every section has a help link to the relevant documentation page
Built-in drivers visually distinguished from drivers you have added
First-class editor for frame parsers (binary protocols)
First-class editor for Telnet authentication blocks
First-class editor for on_connect lifecycle hooks
First-class editor for OSC argument types and value bounds
First-class editor for discovery hints (UPnP types)
Full command parameter schema editor
Catalog metadata and help fields on the General tab
HTTP commands fully supported, including custom headers
Live Test panel rebuilds the driver against the production code path so what you test is what ships
Duplicate an existing driver as a starting point for a new one

Cleaner navigation between the driver list and editor
Action toolbar moved into the header for easier reach
Refuses to uninstall a driver or plugin that is in use, with a clear message about what depends on it
Uninstall errors that do happen are clearer about why
Browse Drivers splits multi-brand drivers into one card per brand, so a search for "Sony" actually finds Sony devices

Fixed a reconnect loop after a handshake error (a typo in the exception handler meant connections never recovered)
A failed session resume no longer drops the entire connection

Driver search and device match tools now query the community driver index for real instead of returning placeholder data

Windows: Rollback section no longer appears on fresh installs (was offering a "Rollback to v?" button)
Pi image: Fixed an autologin override that left newly flashed Pis sitting on a blank kiosk screen