Validated Toolkit changes

Version 10.6.4 · 2026-08-07

Native iOS patient-state parity repair

• Fixes the physical-iPhone failure where all 80 current patient missions were checked but zero transports were found while desktop reported 13.
• Reads MissionChief's live native patient state independently of the Leaflet marker registry and desktop-shaped mission HTML.
• Requires current positive alliance ownership and complete per-mission patient coverage before native iOS state can decide queue eligibility.
• Keeps bounded mission-page hydration as a fallback while preserving personal and prisoner exclusions plus verified native discharge safeguards.
• Adds an 80-patient real-device regression proving that iOS and desktop return the same 13 transport missions.

Version 10.6.3 · 2026-08-07

iOS Patient Transport Sweep hydration repair

• Fixes iPhone scans discovering up to 80 current patient missions but discarding the entire queue when mobile mission HTML omits the desktop missing-requirements block.
• Accepts a positively owned alliance mission only when its same-origin page contains concrete FMS-5 ambulance or patient-vehicle evidence.
• Shows hydration progress every ten missions and bounds each mobile mission request so the scan cannot remain silently stalled.
• Preserves refreshed ownership verification, personal-vehicle exclusion and the requirement for MissionChief's visible native discharge or cancel control before any action.
• Extends the real-mobile regression with a missing-requirements fixture while retaining desktop parity, persistent reports and exact-once Discord delivery.

Version 10.6.2 · 2026-08-07

iOS Patient Transport Sweep parity repair

• Restores Patient Transport Sweep mission parity on iPhone when MissionChief serves mobile mission lists without desktop missionMarkerAdd scripts or a Leaflet marker registry.
• Reads current suffixed alliance lists and mission_id records, then requires positive alliance evidence before any mission can be checked or queued.
• Hydrates only current patient-bearing alliance candidates through bounded same-origin mission-page requests triggered by your deliberate Scan or Start Sweep action.
• Keeps personal, unknown-owner, stale, prisoner and non-transport missions excluded while preserving verified personal-vehicle and native discharge safeguards.
• Adds a real-mobile empty-marker regression with desktop parity and retains persistent reports and exact-once Discord delivery without new polling, observers or timers.

Version 10.6.1 · 2026-08-07

iOS Patient Transport Sweep discovery repair

• Fixes Patient Transport Sweep scans returning zero missions on iPhone and iOS Safari when MissionChief does not expose its Leaflet mission-marker registry.
• Refreshes MissionChief's current mission payload only when you deliberately press Scan or Start Sweep, then uses the captured current mission IDs as the iOS-safe fallback.
• Requires positive alliance ownership before any fallback mission can enter the queue, so personal and unknown-owner missions remain excluded.
• Preserves prisoner filtering, verified personal-vehicle exclusion and MissionChief's native Cancel Transport and Discharge patient controls.
• Keeps v10.6.0 persistent sweep reports and exact-once Discord delivery unchanged, with no new timer, observer, poller or background request.

Version 10.6.0 · 2026-08-06

Persistent Patient Transport Sweep reports

• Keeps the latest Patient Transport Sweep result visible until you dismiss it or start a replacement sweep, including after a page reload.
• Records mission coverage, patients cleared, skipped actions, errors, success rate, duration and final outcome from one immutable completion snapshot.
• Automatically posts the same aggregate-only completion snapshot once when a valid Discord webhook is already saved.
• Shows Discord delivery state in the report and provides a deliberate retry without allowing webhook failure to interrupt the sweep.
• Adds no polling, observers or idle map work and preserves every native MissionChief safety check used by the sweep.

Version 10.5.4 · 2026-08-03

Compact offset Desktop command deck

• Reclaims the safe horizontal map corridor that was incorrectly discarded when the Desktop command bar had a saved horizontal nudge.
• Turns the supplied 1690×1276 layout from a tall 44px two-by-two block into one shallow band of compact 36px controls.
• Keeps Quick Jump inline inside the same band and clamps the effective offset so every control remains within the live map.
• Retains the balanced fallback for genuinely narrow Desktop maps and the existing contained scroll fallback for short maps.
• Leaves Settings, Tablet, protected iOS, saved layout data, auto-hide and themes unchanged with no new idle map work.

Version 10.5.3 · 2026-08-03

Balanced Desktop command deck

• Uses available map height when a centred or horizontally constrained Desktop command bar would otherwise collapse into a shallow three-column block.
• Balances Visibility, Intelligence, Dashboard and Performance into a two-by-two deck with larger 44px controls and more breathing room.
• Expands Quick Jump across the full command-deck width as the bottom row while retaining the map attribution safety strip.
• Keeps the efficient one-band treatment on genuinely wide maps and the existing contained scroll fallback on short maps.
• Leaves Settings, Tablet, protected iOS, saved layouts, auto-hide and themes unchanged with no new idle map work.

Version 10.5.2 · 2026-08-03

Responsive Desktop command surface

• Uses free horizontal space in mid-sized Desktop windows to expand the default command surface up to 1,040px while capping tall-window height at 760px.
• Balances Settings cards into up to three content-sized columns, removing the large row-height gaps created by unequal cards such as Tablet Quick Wheel and Map Command Bar.
• Compacts the section navigation rail while retaining every label, description, search control, header action and footer status.
• Preserves custom panel widths and heights, saved panel positions, map-aware viewport clamping and the existing proportional fallback on short Desktop windows.
• Leaves Tablet and protected iOS layouts unchanged and adds no polling, timer, observer, request, map listener or idle map work.

Version 10.5.1 · 2026-08-03

iOS Drawing workspace repair

• Rebuilds Drawing as a compact iOS Safari bottom sheet that leaves a substantial live map surface available for touch drawing.
• Uses the Toolkit's existing visual-viewport and safe-area geometry so Safari browser chrome, rotation and constrained landscape heights cannot bury the controls.
• Keeps the title, object count and 44px close control fixed while Drawing options scroll independently inside the sheet.
• Turns all ten Drawing modes into a swipeable 44px tool rail while keeping colours, styles, readout, Undo, Finish, Clear All and guidance reachable.
• Preserves Desktop and Tablet behaviour, every Drawing capability, session-only teardown and the zero-idle-work movement and lifecycle budgets.

Version 10.5.0 · 2026-08-03

Unified on-demand Drawing workspace

• Renames the persistent Measure action and its panel to Drawing across the toolbar, Map controls and Command Palette.
• Keeps kilometre and square-kilometre measurement beside straight lines, arrows, freehand sketches, circles, rectangles and polygon zones.
• Adds temporary text labels and markers plus colour, solid or dashed line and thin, normal or bold style controls.
• Keeps drawings session-local, capped and fully removed with every temporary listener and Leaflet layer when Drawing closes.
• Preserves the map movement governor, stable colours, Desktop, Tablet and iOS layouts and the zero-idle-work performance baseline.

Version 10.4.1 · 2026-08-03

Kilometre-first Measure toolbar

• Adds a persistent Measure button to the map command toolbar for one-click activation.
• Shows route distance and boundary perimeter in kilometres and boundary area in square kilometres.
• Completely retires Shareable Incident Card and removes its renderer, controls, commands, mission action and runtime state.
• Keeps Measure dormant until explicitly opened and removes every temporary listener and Leaflet layer when closed.
• Preserves the v10.3.8–v10.4.0 movement governor, stable map colours, every theme and all saved Toolkit settings without adding background cadence.

Version 10.4.0 · 2026-08-03

On-demand map measurement and incident cards

• Adds a deliberate Map Measure mode for distance, route length, operational boundaries and area, with miles, kilometres, square miles and hectares shown live.
• Adds a branded 16:9 Incident Card generated locally from the currently open mission, ready to copy or download for Discord.
• Makes Incident Cards available from Mission Operations, the Command Palette and a mission's contextual menu.
• Keeps both tools dormant until explicitly opened and removes every temporary listener, Leaflet layer and image reference when closed.
• Preserves the v10.3.8–v10.3.9 movement governor, stable map colours, every theme and all saved Toolkit settings without adding background cadence.

Version 10.3.9 · 2026-08-03

Stable map colours during movement

• Keeps the selected map skin and Road Priority colour treatment continuously visible while panning and zooming, eliminating the bright default-tile flash.
• Hands movement-time colour processing from individual tiles to one Leaflet tile-pane composite, retaining the v10.3.8 compositing relief without changing the chosen skin.
• Continues pausing Toolkit marker and interface animations, transitions, backdrop blur and will-change hints during gestures, then restores them after settling.
• Preserves universal movement batching, tile-noise suppression, one settled refresh, shared Canvas Coverage Rings and every saved feature setting.
• Adds parity coverage for all eleven map skins and their Road Priority variants without adding a timer, listener, observer, request or polling cadence.

Version 10.3.8 · 2026-08-02

Smooth map interaction

• Pauses Toolkit layer, DOM, label and overlay work during every map pan or zoom, then performs one consolidated refresh after the gesture settles.
• Tracks dirty mission, vehicle and building registries while ignoring tile-only mutation noise, preventing cluster churn from repeatedly invalidating caches or rebuilding the command UI.
• Moves up to 200 Coverage Rings onto one shared Leaflet Canvas renderer and redraws them only after the viewport has settled.
• Temporarily suspends Toolkit-owned marker and interface animations, map-skin tile filters and backdrop blur during movement, restoring every effect automatically afterwards.
• Adds a 1,000-change movement stress regression while preserving all features, saved settings, themes, the memory repair and Desktop, Tablet and iOS behaviour without new network activity.

Version 10.3.7 · 2026-08-02

Accurate launch patch notes

• Replaces the fixed v10.2 launch briefing with the title and highlights for the installed Toolkit release.
• Binds the briefing version, release title and highlights to the canonical userscript version and current changelog entry.
• Makes validation fail when a future version is prepared without refreshing its launch patch notes, preventing silent release drift.
• Adds a direct Full Patch Notes action to the immutable GitHub release while keeping the official TKB installer route.
• Preserves once-per-version display, opt-out, manual reopen, feature badges and Desktop, Tablet and iOS behaviour without adding runtime activity.

Version 10.3.6 · 2026-08-02

Wide Desktop command band

• Uses genuinely free Desktop map width to add control columns before adding rows, reducing the supplied three-row command stack to two rows and collapsing the 1920px/2560px layouts to one row.
• Sizes Visibility, Intelligence, Dashboard and Performance independently from their real control counts, so the wider dock never reintroduces stretched buttons or large gaps inside the group cluster.
• Moves pinned Quick Places and bookmarks into the unused right-hand workspace when their compact track fits within the command-group height; otherwise they remain tightly content-sized beneath the groups.
• Keeps the launcher/status controls in the same shallow left-aligned band, preserves 36px command buttons and retains readable labels, keyboard badges, state text and active styling.
• Preserves the existing three-, two- and one-group fallbacks, all four dock positions, Major Incident Wire clearance, browser zoom, auto-hide, short-map scrolling and every Tablet/iPad/iOS layout.
• Adds deterministic geometry and rendered-DOM coverage across the supplied width plus 2560, 1920, 1366, 1024, 603 and 480px Desktop workspaces without adding a timer, request, listener or observer.

Version 10.3.5 · 2026-08-02

Long-session memory lifecycle repair

• Releases Mission Value and Custom Vehicle Badge observers and frame listeners as soon as their mission documents, frames or toolbar hosts are replaced or closed, instead of retaining them until the whole Toolkit runtime ends.
• Removes Command Palette listeners on every close and releases listener ownership from replaced version controls and command-shell elements before their DOM nodes are removed.
• Restricts Mission Value to a connected MissionChief mission popup containing real mission content; it no longer renders on the map shell, unrelated dialogs or full-page mission routes.
• Keeps one Mission Value indicator per live mission host while preserving the existing toolbar/fallback presentation, currency formatting and saved feature state.
• Adds 1,000 deterministic churn cycles covering Command Palette overlays, mission hosts, mission documents/frames and Custom Vehicle Badge documents/frames, with every listener, observer and detached node returning to a zero-retention baseline.
• Leaves timers, request cadence, network activity, themes and Desktop/Tablet/iOS layout behaviour unchanged.

Version 10.3.4 · 2026-08-02

Compact Desktop command workspace

• Keeps the v10.3.3 adaptive Desktop command surface while capping wide-screen command groups at a compact 210px track instead of distributing every spare map pixel.
• Pulls Visibility, Intelligence, Dashboard and Performance into a denser content-sized cluster and keeps the pinned EDI/NCL/WKFD/LDN strip aligned to the same workspace width.
• Preserves the current 36px control height, readable labels, keyboard badges, state text, four-group wide layout and adaptive three-, two- and one-column fallbacks.
• Leaves Tablet, iPad and iOS geometry unchanged and retains every dock position, Incident Wire reservation, zoom range, auto-hide, launcher, pins and short-map scrolling safeguard.
• Extends the existing Desktop runtime and static contracts to reject over-wide tracks and unused horizontal space without adding a request, timer, listener or observer.

Version 10.3.3 · 2026-08-02

Authoritative release-state cutover

• Makes `release-state/status/update-manifest.json` the Toolkit's sole verified production-version authority and removes the temporary `main` fallback.
• Moves production dashboard, manifest, release-speed and announcement recording out of public `main` into the constrained fast-forward-only `release-state` transaction.
• Makes GitHub Pages and its production monitor overlay live status from `release-state` while continuing to build reviewed site code from `main`.
• Removes recovery seeding from the frozen `main/status/` snapshot and requires every recovery transition to start from the current authoritative release-state version.
• Replaces the last Greasy-era tracker filename with `.github/release-announcement-version.txt`; Greasy Fork remains fully retired.
• Removes release-state from manual shadow synchronization, records zero direct public-main writers and prepares strict pull-request-only protection for `main`.

Version 10.3.2 · 2026-08-02

TKB-only release-state compatibility bridge

• Moves the Toolkit's live version-status check to the seeded `release-state` manifest while retaining the frozen `main` manifest as a temporary compatibility fallback.
• Tries the fallback only when the authoritative endpoint fails or returns an invalid manifest, preserving the existing 60-second non-overlapping request lifecycle and last-verified state.
• Keeps every install, update and user-facing navigation destination on the official TKB Website; Greasy Fork remains fully retired from publication, verification, recovery and discovery.
• Re-baselines Issue #41 from the obsolete v5.0.7/Greasy-era design and prepares strict `main` protection without changing any gameplay feature or saved setting.
• Adds deterministic primary, fallback, failure, overlap and teardown coverage for the release-state bridge.

Version 10.3.1 · 2026-08-02

Adaptive Desktop command workspace

• Replaces the narrow 240px Desktop command column with an adaptive map-width deck that uses up to 1,180px of safe horizontal workspace.
• Keeps Desktop controls compact at 36px high while preserving readable labels, keyboard badges, operational state text and clear active styling.
• Arranges Visibility, Intelligence, Dashboard and Performance into one to four responsive group columns, with each group independently choosing the best button grid for the available width.
• Moves pinned Quick Places and bookmarks into a compact responsive row beneath the command groups without horizontal scrolling.
• Uses the full safe width on standard and narrow Desktop windows, including the reported forced-Desktop layout, while retaining bounded internal scrolling only for genuinely short workspaces.
• Preserves all four dock positions, Major Incident Wire reservation, browser zoom from 80–200%, auto-hide, collapse/reopen, custom control order and visibility, themes, reduced motion and canonical-map-only lifecycle ownership.
• Adds static, geometry and rendered-DOM regressions across 2560×1440, 1920×1080, 1366×768, 1024×768 and narrow forced-Desktop workspaces without adding a request, timer, listener or observer.

Version 10.3.0 · 2026-08-01

First-party Toolkit analytics

• Adds a privacy-safe TKB funnel from product-page visit and install intent through installer delivery, confirmed first launch, update delivery and confirmed updated launch.
• Sends aggregate active-use, version-adoption, coarse device and route, feature-demand, startup-performance-band and bounded runtime-error signals without player, alliance or gameplay records.
• Uses no visitor ID, IP-derived identity, free text, full user agent, referrer or analytics cookie, and honours Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track before storing or sending analytics state.
• Deduplicates lifecycle and feature signals locally, records a new installation only after the usable core UI launches, and records an update only after the new version launches successfully.
• Establishes the TKB Website as the only supported install and automatic-update channel; GitHub remains the canonical source and immutable release archive.
• Adds an executable analytics/privacy contract to the complete userscript preflight.

Version 10.2.6 · 2026-08-01

Critical Desktop command-dock containment

• Keeps the expanded Desktop launcher and command dock inside the actually visible Leaflet map workspace instead of allowing stacked groups to escape above the page.
• Reserves the Major Incident Wire and other verified top-of-map obstructions, along with safe map margins and any off-viewport map edge.
• Pins the launcher in reach while the command groups and screen pins gain bounded internal scrolling only when the available map height requires it.
• Recalculates through the existing fit timer and Desktop resize observer after viewport zoom or resize, map geometry changes, feed placement or removal, layout changes and dock open or close.
• Supports all four Desktop dock positions and clears every Desktop sizing override when switching to Tablet, iOS or a non-map route.
• Adds static, geometry and rendered-DOM regressions reproducing the reported 007-theme layout and 80–200% browser-zoom cases without adding a timer, listener, network request or observer.

Version 10.2.5 · 2026-08-01

Map-only command shell and live update alert

• Restricts the global Toolkit launcher, dock, command menu, overlays and map keyboard ownership to the positively identified top-level MissionChief map on the canonical root route.
• Retires the document/body fallback that allowed standalone mission, credits, alliance, building and vehicle pages to mount the map command shell.
• Tears down stale map UI on history navigation and remounts it exactly once when returning to the canonical map, without changing saved command-bar preferences or page-specific enhancements.
• Checks the guarded GitHub stable-release manifest every 60 seconds while the canonical map context remains active, using semantic numeric version comparison and one non-overlapping request/timer lifecycle.
• Makes both `LATEST` and `UPDATE` open the official TKB Toolkit product page; a newer release adds a conspicuous full-button neon pulse with a strong static reduced-motion halo.
• Preserves the last verified state during transient failures, keeps an unsuccessful first check neutral, ignores superseded responses and aborts pending update work when map ownership ends.
• Adds deterministic route, history, mission-window, non-map, persisted-state, shortcut, device-layout, cadence, destination, failure, overlap, teardown, theme-independent glow and accessibility regressions for Issues #638 and #639.

Version 10.2.4 · 2026-08-01

Alliance Member Manager page isolation

• Restricts Alliance Member Manager to a positively identified active Members or Mitglieder view instead of trusting the shared alliance navigation link.
• Prevents Applications and every other alliance page from mounting the manager even when they contain profile rows or a stale member-route URL.
• Removes an already-mounted manager immediately when in-page alliance navigation replaces the Members view, restoring the native table before returning to passive observation.
• Adds rendered-DOM regressions for the reported Applications leak, stale-route rejection and Members-to-Applications teardown while preserving delayed member-page mounting and rerender recovery.

Version 10.2.3 · 2026-08-01

Cleaner mission map and Alliance Chat

• Retires Mission Progress Rings and removes their Leaflet layer, marker renderer, settings controls, saved-state keys and styling.
• Retires Alliance Chat Mission Previews and removes their cards, renderer, settings controls, chat-specific observer branch and styling.
• Migrates existing saved settings by discarding both retired keys, so an earlier enabled choice cannot restore either feature.
• Keeps MissionChief mission markers and Alliance Chat in their native form while retaining Unit Locator & Follow Mode and One-Click Session Cleanup.
• Retires the scheduled Greasy Fork fallback announcer so the discovery mirror can never advertise a stale Toolkit version to Discord.
• Gates every normal Discord release announcement on the live TKB install, update and metadata endpoints serving the exact same version and package bytes.

Version 10.2.2 · 2026-08-01

Alliance Chat preview recursion hotfix

• Prevents Alliance Chat Mission Previews from treating their own generated **Open** links as new MissionChief chat links.
• Collapses preview cards already nested by an affected v10.2.1 session and restores one card per native mission link on the next render.
• Adds an executable repeated-render regression covering the reported recursive DOM state.
• Retains current-page-only mission evidence, native link behaviour and the zero-request, zero-poller, zero-observer privacy boundary.

Version 10.2.1 · 2026-08-01

First-party TKB distribution

• Moves the supported installer and automatic-update channel to the TKB MissionChief Scripts hub while retaining GitHub as the canonical source and immutable release archive.
• Publishes separate install, update and metadata assets so the TKB product page can report new-install and successful-update package counts without counting metadata checks or page views.
• Adds an hourly public download-statistics feed with totals and per-version history derived from GitHub Release asset counters.
• Keeps the complete 2.1 MB Toolkit self-contained on the first-party channel and builds a separate Greasy Fork mirror with the large non-executable stylesheet loaded from an immutable SHA-256-pinned release resource.
• Reduces the Greasy Fork mirror to approximately 1.32 million characters—about 774,000 below its hard limit—without minifying executable JavaScript or turning the script into a remote code loader.
• Makes Greasy Fork a non-blocking discovery mirror: its delay or rejection is recorded as a warning and can no longer block the private backup, Discord announcement, release ledger or TKB deployment.
• Adds an in-Toolkit migration briefing linking existing users to the official TKB installer while preserving every v10.2 feature, setting and deterministic teardown contract.

Version 10.2.0 · 2026-08-01

Operational Map Flow

• Adds accessible **Mission Progress Rings** from exact live MissionChief remaining-progress values or exact patient/prisoner totals; unknown progress is never guessed and native markers remain unchanged.
• Adds **Unit Locator & Follow Mode** for personal vehicle caption, ID, type, station and FMS/status search, with explicit follow start and immediate cancellation on manual map movement, lost markers, Safe Mode or teardown.
• Adds **Alliance Chat Mission Previews** for mission links already present in the current chat using only live/cache/DOM mission evidence already available on the page; no linked-mission fetch, chat-message storage or user-identity storage is introduced.
• Adds **One-Click Session Cleanup** with an exact preview and confirmation over a strict transient-state allowlist; settings, layouts, themes, profiles, bookmarks, recovery snapshots, secrets, webhooks, finance history and MissionChief data remain protected.
• Reuses the existing mission-snapshot, Leaflet-pane and bounded MutationObserver lifecycles with no new network request, broad observer, background poller or interval.
• Adds Issue #624 static and runtime contracts covering exact progress semantics, local vehicle search, privacy-safe chat cards, cleanup boundaries and deterministic teardown.

Version 10.1.0 · 2026-08-01

Command Experience

• Adds a once-per-version **What’s New & Feature Beacon** with direct Open Feature actions and persistent `NEW` Settings badges until each route is visited.
• Adds Desktop right-click and Tablet/iOS marker long-press contextual menus for safe focus, native open and local Palette-search actions without selecting or dispatching units.
• Extends the active Toolkit theme across MissionChief navigation, lists, windows, tables, forms and buttons while preserving operational status colours and one-switch native restoration.
• Adds a Smart Auto-Hiding Dock with horizontal, vertical or dock-following collapse, Desktop hover/focus reveal and touch launcher recovery.
• Adds Hotkey & Gesture Studio for every Toolkit keyboard command, duplicate-safe binding validation and four opt-in dock swipes with deliberate touch thresholds.
• Adds Toolkit Safe Mode to suspend optional modules while preserving Settings, Doctor, encrypted and safe export, recovery snapshots and a guaranteed exit.
• Migrates existing v10 state without prompting, takes bounded secret-free snapshots before Safe Mode transitions and retains Discord webhook and Financial Archive separation.
• Adds no request, poller, interval, observer or animation-frame scheduler and adds Issue #622 static plus rendered runtime regressions.

Version 10.0.0 · 2026-08-01

Personalisation Studio

• Adds one six-part Personalisation Studio for Custom Layout Builder, Visual Theme Studio, Quick Actions Wheel, Settings Backup Centre, Toolkit Setup Wizard and Custom Sounds & Notifications.
• Stores independent Desktop, Tablet and iOS control order, visibility, dock position, panel position and panel size while keeping every hidden control reachable from Settings and the Command Palette.
• Layers a validated custom accent, surface, text, radius, transparency and blur treatment over any retained interface theme, with live preview and portable visual-only theme codes.
• Expands the Tablet Quick Wheel from six fixed action choices to four through eight configurable slots containing Toolkit actions, Quick Places, custom bookmarks or live mission, vehicle and building Palette searches.
• Unifies encrypted full transfer, secret-free safe export, import, the retained recovery copy and five bounded automatic or manual local settings snapshots without placing Discord or Financial Archive secrets into snapshot storage.
• Shows a skippable three-step Setup Wizard only for genuinely fresh installs; existing users upgrade without interruption and can reopen it manually at any time.
• Adds disabled-by-default synthesised sound and explicitly permissioned browser notifications for new missions, completions, waiting patients, stuck incidents and Toolkit warnings while reusing existing lifecycle checks.
• Preserves every saved v9 setting through deterministic migration, all eight interfaces, Desktop/Tablet/iOS behaviour, MissionChief-native action authority and the existing zero-background-growth performance envelope.
• Adds static and rendered runtime regressions for Issue #620.

Version 9.4.0 · 2026-07-31

Toolkit Command Palette

• Adds a global, local-only Command Palette for active missions, personal vehicles, known buildings, Quick Places, bookmarks, map profiles, Settings cards and safe Toolkit actions.
• Opens from the permanent map-bar **Palette** control, the plain `K` shortcut, Settings or an optional Tablet Quick Wheel slot.
• Ranks exact titles and complete phrases ahead of partial token matches, with examples including Wakefield, stuck vehicles and full screen.
• Focuses missions through the existing mission pathway, locates vehicles and buildings on the map where possible, and falls back to MissionChief’s native lightbox route.
• Opens the exact Settings section and command card for configuration results instead of duplicating any control.
• Supports touch, mouse, arrow keys, Home/End, Enter, Escape, contained Tab focus, focus restoration, screen-reader result state and iOS safe areas.
• Builds the searchable snapshot only when opened and adds no network request, poller, observer, interval, timeout or animation-frame scheduler.
• Excludes automatic dispatch and destructive maintenance actions; MissionChief remains authoritative for every operational action.
• Adds static and rendered runtime regressions for Issue #618.

Version 9.3.2 · 2026-07-31

Toolkit Doctor diagnostic correctness

• Fixes persistent Tablet `Responsive layout` and `Overlay safety` warnings that could remain after **Repair UI**.
• Snapshots the live Toolkit interface before mounting the Doctor progress modal and reports the exact failed layout attribute, density attribute or open-panel bound.
• Excludes every Toolkit-owned control, board, HUD, Help surface and recovery control from competing-overlay detection.
• Warns only when a visible foreign fixed or sticky overlay meaningfully intersects a Toolkit surface, while consolidating nested overlay descendants.
• Refreshes visual-viewport variables and Tablet presentation state during Repair before geometry reconciliation and the automatic rerun.
• Preserves real collision detection, copied-report privacy, Desktop/Tablet/iOS behaviour and the zero-observer, zero-poller, zero-request diagnostic contract.
• Adds static and rendered runtime regressions for Issue #616.

Version 9.3.1 · 2026-07-31

Default Quick Jumps

• Keeps Edinburgh and Fife first, then replaces Glasgow, Dundee and Stirling with Wakefield, London and Newcastle.
• Uses compact labels `WKFD`, `LDN` and `NCL` with city-centre targets and an area-aware London zoom.
• Migrates any selected legacy screen pin to its corresponding replacement while removing obsolete fixed-place IDs.
• Leaves all five user-created bookmarks, saved map profiles and unrelated settings unchanged.
• Retains Toolkit Doctor responsive-layout and overlay-safety checks; the reported v9.3.0 tablet warnings remain available for live reconciliation through the existing Repair action.
• Adds executable catalogue, coordinate, order, fresh-default and legacy-pin migration regressions for Issue #614.

Version 9.3.0 · 2026-07-31

Command Experience

• Adds a user-triggered **Toolkit Doctor** for version, runtime ownership, saved-state recovery, map mount, UK intelligence, responsive bounds and overlay-conflict checks; copied reports exclude secrets and private operational data.
• Adds a recoverable **Full-Screen Map** that hides surrounding MissionChief page chrome, preserves Toolkit controls and always exposes an exit action plus the `Escape` key.
• Adds a configurable six-action **Tablet Quick Wheel** on the map's native long-press/context-menu gesture, with bounded visual-viewport geometry and temporary map-drag suspension only while open.
• Replaces the exposed full settings-export path with a versioned authenticated **AES-256-GCM** transfer using PBKDF2-SHA-256, a random salt and IV, and a passphrase of at least 12 characters.
• Includes the saved Discord webhook, Financial Archive identity and history only inside the encrypted transfer; the separate safe JSON export explicitly excludes all private integrations and history.
• Adds separate **Spacious**, **Standard**, **Compact** and **Command Centre** density choices for Desktop and Tablet while retaining the fixed iOS bottom-sheet density.
• Adds a deferrable, once-per-version **Update Briefing** with an explicit opt-out and a permanent manual reopen action in Settings.
• Preserves the six request sites and every existing scheduler, observer, managed listener, direct DOM lookup and HTML-assignment budget.
• Adds executable authenticated-encryption, tamper, wrong-passphrase, secret-redaction, fullscreen, Tablet-wheel, density and update-deferral contracts for Issue #612.

Version 9.2.0 · 2026-07-31

MissionChief UK Knowledge Link

• Adds a compact **UK Intel** action to every live vehicle requirement on the Operational Pressure Board.
• Opens an accessible requirement dossier with verified qualifying units, MissionChief numeric vehicle-type IDs, counts-as capability evidence, crew ranges, training courses, academies, durations and all-staff/minimum-trained-crew qualifiers.
• Links directly to the matching MissionChief UK Guide capability, unit and personnel records under the TKB website.
• Uses the Guide's versioned public capability, unit and personnel APIs only after an explicit user action; Toolkit startup and normal Pressure Board rendering remain network-independent.
• Caches a schema-validated compact copy in update-stable Tampermonkey storage for six hours, retains a bounded seven-day stale fallback and keeps the bundled UK capability catalogue available offline.
• Marks unknown live labels as **Catalogue Drift** and offers a review-before-submit `Report requirement` path without including account, alliance, mission-instance, vehicle, location, cookie, token or webhook data.
• Preserves read-only behaviour, all eight themes, Desktop, Tablet and iOS layouts, 44×44 touch targets and deterministic request cancellation.
• Adds executable schema, cache, sanitisation, capability, training, personnel, offline, unknown-reporting and responsive interaction contracts for Issue #610.

Version 9.1.3 · 2026-07-30

Tablet Pressure Board header clearance

• Fixes the Operational Pressure Board title and action row rendering underneath MissionChief's fixed red navigation bar in Tablet mode.
• Resolves the board's top edge from the live map workspace and visual viewport instead of overriding the normal desktop clearance with an absolute `10px` offset.
• Recalculates the Tablet bound when the board opens, the visual viewport changes, the page resizes or the device rotates.
• Reduces the board's maximum height by the resolved top clearance and bottom safe area so content scrolls inside the visible viewport.
• Preserves Desktop floating geometry, iOS/Mobile bottom-sheet geometry, all eight interface themes and existing 44×44 Tablet actions.
• Adds an executable 730×1200 reproduction plus landscape, visual-viewport, mode-switch and lifecycle regressions for Issue #608.

Version 9.1.2 · 2026-07-30

Pressure Board vehicle classification and location evidence

• Fixes the Operational Pressure Board reporting zero recognised capacity despite correctly finding available FMS 1/2 personal vehicles.
• Resolves UK requirements against MissionChief numeric vehicle type IDs before considering own-vehicle classification evidence, so custom callsigns no longer hide Fire, Police, Ambulance, ARV, DSU, specialist or combined capabilities.
• Keeps the embedded userscript mapping executable offline and verifies it exactly against the canonical `src/data/mission-requirements-en_GB.json` catalogue.
• Adds current `Armed Response Vehicle (ARV)` and spaced `Police helicopter` aliases to the UK catalogue.
• Separates recognised fleet capacity, confirmed in-radius capacity, location-unverified capacity and confirmed outside-radius capacity.
• Prevents missing mission or vehicle coordinates from being presented as zero fleet availability; these slots remain explicitly partial and are not claimed as confirmed coverage.
• Retains global one-vehicle/one-allocation behaviour, FMS 1/2 and unassigned eligibility, read-only actions and the manual mention-safe Operational SITREP.
• Adds fixture-backed custom-callsign, numeric type, combined capability, unknown-location, outside-radius and global-allocation regressions for Issue #606.

Version 9.1.1 · 2026-07-30

Settings persistence and Tablet control recovery

• Fixes the v9 cold-start ordering fault that attempted to migrate saved section state before the six-section command constants were initialised, silently falling back to defaults after an ordinary page refresh.
• Preserves the full settings state in both MissionChief page storage and Tampermonkey userscript storage, with revision ordering, an automatic previous-state recovery copy and repair of a missing or corrupt storage layer.
• Migrates valid v9 and retained legacy settings into the durable store without replacing user choices with new defaults.
• Keeps private Discord webhook and Financial Archive records in their existing dedicated userscript stores; they are not copied into the general settings payload.
• Expands the Tablet navigation rail and allows section labels to wrap normally instead of clipping or ellipsising.
• Restores Tablet panel movement with a visible 44×44 drag grip, viewport clamping and saved position; iOS Mobile remains a fixed responsive bottom sheet.
• Restores a persistent **Stuck** ON/OFF button to the main map Intelligence group while retaining the Missions-menu control and avoiding a new keyboard-shortcut conflict.
• Adds executable cold-start, refresh, upgrade/origin migration, legacy recovery, corruption recovery, Tablet drag, touch-target and Stuck-control contracts for Issues #603 and #604.

Version 9.1.0 · 2026-07-30

Operational Pressure Board and Discord SITREP

• Adds a persistent **Pressure Board** button to the map Dashboard group with shortcut `B`, explicit `ACTIVE` / `OFF` state and a matching Missions-menu control.
• Reconciles current personal and joined alliance mission demand against the available personal fleet as one operation, preventing the same specialist vehicle from being counted for several missions at once.
• Presents evidence-ordered Top Actions, confirmed resource shortfall, specialist Fleet Conflicts, reserve risk and patient/prisoner transport pressure.
• Adds read-only **Focus**, **Open** and **Pin** actions; no vehicle is selected or dispatched.
• Adds a manual **Operational SITREP** using the same saved Finance Discord webhook and the same pressure snapshot displayed on the board.
• Suppresses Discord mentions, excludes webhook data from the payload and keeps the embed inside Discord field and total-character limits.
• Reuses existing mission snapshots, vehicle data, refresh ownership and Discord delivery infrastructure with no new polling loop, observer, managed scheduler or network-request site.
• Preserves shared geometry across all eight interface themes, Desktop, Tablet and iOS bottom-sheet layouts, with 44px mobile touch targets and safe-area handling.
• Adds Issue #601 fixture-backed allocation, conflict, ordering, payload, DOM interaction, theme-geometry and responsive-accessibility contracts.

Version 9.0.1 · 2026-07-30

Incident Command Wire motion stability

• Stopped routine layout, resize and unchanged-render reconciliation from seeking the live Incident Command Wire animation back to its retained starting index.
• Limited deliberate reel repositioning to genuine content rebuilds and explicit navigation, preserving seamless continuous movement under normal MissionChief updates.
• Added executable regression coverage for repeated non-restart reconciliation and deterministic forced-rebuild seeking.

Version 9.0.0 · 2026-07-30

Unified Command Interface

• Replaces the accumulated eight-tab menu with six task-led sections: **Map**, **Missions**, **Finance**, **Locations**, **Appearance** and **Settings**.
• Migrates every saved legacy tab to its new section without losing settings, shortcuts or operational controls.
• Introduces a product-led header with the active command area, live feature count, current-section search, Help and Close controls.
• Organises each section into clear command cards while preserving MissionChief-native workflows and existing feature behavior.
• Rebuilds the desktop panel as a wider two-column command workspace, the tablet panel as a compact navigation rail, and iPhone Safari as a full-width bottom sheet with all six sections visible.
• Standardises the geometry of all eight interface themes while retaining each theme's colour, typography, texture, artwork and animation.
• Reorganises the map command bar into **Visibility**, **Intelligence**, **Dashboard** and **Performance** groups with icons, visible shortcut badges and explicit `ON`, `OFF` or `ACTIVE` states.
• Removes the separate arrow launcher control; the single Toolkit button remains the sole menu opener, while command-bar visibility moves into Settings.
• Adds touch long-press explanations, 44px touch targets, vertical and horizontal keyboard navigation, no-results search feedback and a dedicated reduced-motion geometry layer.
• Adds Issue #597 fixture and rendered-DOM contracts for six-section migration, card grouping, search, idempotence, device layouts and launcher ownership.

Version 8.4.0 · 2026-07-30

Discord finance reporting — Simple, Informative and The Wolf

• Replaces the ambiguous Executive / Full Audit format switch with a clear **Report Complexity** selector.
• Adds a one-card **Simple** report led by money in, money out, net change, opening balance and closing balance.
• Adds an **Informative** report with plain-language spending context, activity, leading categories, previous-period comparison and important alerts.
• Reorganises the complete two-part audit as **The Wolf**, keeping vital totals first while retaining scorecard, risk, forecast, drawdown, classifications, payouts and archive evidence.
• Rebuilds the attached Discord image around four equal-priority metrics: Money In, Money Out, Net Change and Closing Balance, with supporting rows adapted to each complexity.
• Migrates saved `Executive Brief Only` settings to **Informative** and `Executive + Full Audit` settings to **The Wolf**.
• Keeps the private webhook, manual **Generate & Post Report** action, `wait=true` delivery, attachment fallback and green/red/amber result status unchanged.
• Adds fixture-backed migration, payload-budget, content, privacy and image-layout contracts for all three report levels.

Version 8.3.2 · 2026-07-29

Proven unchanged-state UI write suppression

• Adds live-value guards to the central `updateUI()` control synchronisation path so identical classes, attributes, styles, text, input values, visibility and tab state are not written again.
• Preserves fresh DOM discovery on every update; no MissionChief element is cached across framework replacement.
• The exact rendered fixture reduces 100 warmed unchanged calls from 14,500 write attempts and 7,100 mutation records to zero.
• First state transitions and complete command-bar/panel replacement still apply the full current state; their immediate stable repeats return to zero writes and zero mutations.
• Adds no request, observer, interval, listener, scheduler or Toolkit-managed timer.
• Synchronous jsdom timings remain diagnostic only; this release does not claim a live browser frame-rate increase without authenticated browser traces.

Version 8.3.1 · 2026-07-29

Incident Command Wire production reconciliation

• Publishes the fully validated v8.3.0 unattended Incident Command Wire behaviour as the production v8.3.1 release.
• Missions leave the feed only when one of your own vehicles reaches authoritative FMS 4, while responding and alliance-only attendance remain visible.
• Dynamic re-entry, current-card advancement, Pause/Play preservation and compact/expanded queue synchronization are unchanged from the validated v8.3.0 candidate.
• Corrects the automatic fallback trigger to the live **Toolkit Hotfix Gate** workflow name.
• Uses the exact successful head run, its sole candidate artifact and embedded PR/head/tree evidence; no post-merge userscript rebuild or duplicate readiness phase is required.
• Adds no request, observer, interval or Toolkit-managed timer.

Version 8.3.0 · 2026-07-29

Incident Command Wire — hide missions already attended by you

• Qualifying missions now leave the compact wire and expanded queue as soon as one of the signed-in player's own vehicles reaches MissionChief's authoritative FMS 4 on-scene state.
• Selected and responding vehicles remain visible; alliance-member attendance alone does not suppress a mission.
• A mission may re-enter once the last personal on-scene vehicle leaves and it still satisfies the normal major-incident rules.
• Removing the currently displayed incident advances to the next valid card, preserves Pause/Play and expanded state, keeps the counter synchronized and wraps safely at the end of the queue.
• Reuses the existing personal vehicle commitment index, radio-message hook, mission snapshot cache and coalesced refresh timer.
• Adds no network request, observer, interval, broad DOM scan or Toolkit-managed timer.

Version 8.2.7 · 2026-07-29

Patient Transport Sweep — click the real Cancel Transport control

• Fixed the vehicle window opening correctly but the sweep not clicking the visible **Cancel Transport** control.
• Discovers MissionChief native release controls rendered as links, buttons or submit inputs.
• Accepts both real labels: **Cancel Transport** and **Discharge patient**.
• Captures the original control label before clicking so an unchanged label cannot be mistaken for completion.
• Continues to require **Patient isn’t transported**, control removal/disablement or a genuine post-click transition.
• Adds no request, observer, interval or Toolkit-managed timer.

Version 8.2.6 · 2026-07-29

Patient Transport Sweep — restore the proven native workflow

• Removed the v8.2.0 direct `Release patient (No reward)` request path that displaced the original working sequence.
• Restored the exact native flow: open mission, await alliance FMS 5 vehicle discovery, open the flashing vehicle, click **Discharge patient**, confirm **Yes, discharge!**, recognise **Patient isn’t transported**, then continue to the next patient and mission.
• Restored the missing `await` on `collectTransportSweepVehicleCandidatesForMission()`, which had left the native path holding a Promise instead of a vehicle list.
• Preserves own-vehicle exclusion, bounded waits, progress, cancellation, duplicate protection and sequential processing.
• Removes one network-request site and adds no observer, interval or Toolkit-managed timer.

Version 8.2.5 · 2026-07-28

Patient Transport Sweep — real MissionChief FMS 5 row layout

• Fixed v8.2.4 rejecting every real FMS 5 patient row because it searched only the first table cell, which contains the FMS badge rather than the patient text.
• Locates the authoritative table cell containing `Patient:` anywhere within the vehicle row, preserving `<br>` as a text boundary while retaining the row-wide fallback.
• Supports the real multi-cell MissionChief layout, owner-profile markup, ambulances, ILBs and several comma-separated patients.
• Preserves verified own-vehicle exclusion, exact no-reward control validation, duplicate-control resolution, delayed readiness, completed requests and native fallback.
• Replaced the one-cell synthetic regression fixture with the supplied browser-faithful multi-cell structure.

Version 8.2.4 · 2026-07-28

Patient Transport Sweep — all patient-bearing alliance vehicle rows

• Replaced the native ambulance-name classifier in the no-reward path with authoritative rendered patient-row eligibility.
• Processes patient-carrying ILBs and other non-ambulance vehicle types when the exact release control is present.
• Preserves FMS 5 and own-vehicle exclusions.
• Deduplicates row and top-alert control clones by vehicle ID and prefers the row control with a finite patient count.
• Retains delayed readiness, completion-aware requests, same-vehicle multi-patient verification and native fallback.

Version 8.2.3 · 2026-07-28

Patient Transport Sweep — synchronous live eligibility

• Fixed the optional release path consuming the asynchronous mission-candidate collector without awaiting it.
• Uses the live synchronous mission-window candidate collector while waiting for the delayed release control.
• Prevents visible verified release buttons from being filtered out by an empty Promise-derived eligibility set.
• Replaces the concealed synchronous test double with the real async boundary and fails if the optional path touches it.
• Adds no observer, interval, request site or Toolkit-managed timer.

Version 8.2.2 · 2026-07-28

Patient Transport Sweep — authoritative mission readiness

• Fixed the sweep treating an empty pre-render mission DOM as a completed no-control state.
• Keeps the mission window open for a bounded six-second discovery period while Vehicles on Scene rows and optional release controls mount asynchronously.
• Requires an authoritative mission vehicle row before post-release vehicle absence can confirm the final patient has cleared.
• Adds browser-faithful delayed-row and delayed-button regression coverage matching the supplied production video.
• Adds no observer, interval, network request or Toolkit-managed timer.

Version 8.2.1 · 2026-07-28

Critical Patient Transport Sweep release correction

• Waits boundedly for asynchronously inserted **Release patient (No reward)** controls before selecting native fallback.
• Replaces abort-prone anchor clicking with one completed same-origin request to the exact verified button href.
• Closes and reopens mission windows only after the release request has completed.
• Verifies patient-count reduction in the vehicle row before counting a release.
• Supports several patients on the same vehicle through unique per-patient confirmation identities.
• Stops safely on unchanged patient count, failed request, cancellation or mission reopen failure while retaining the native discharge fallback.
• Replaces the synchronous fake-click regression with delayed-control, delayed-request and same-vehicle `3 → 2 → 1 → 0` browser coverage.

Version 8.2.0 · 2026-07-28

Patient Transport Sweep — sequential no-reward releases

• Added an automatic fast path for the exact optional **Release patient (No reward)** mission control.
• Reopens the same mission after every release and verifies the released vehicle/patient control has disappeared before counting success.
• Repeats one patient at a time for multi-patient missions until no matching control remains or the sweep allowance is reached.
• Stops repeated clicking when the same control survives a mission reopen and records a visible sweep error.
• Preserves the existing MissionChief-native **Discharge patient** vehicle-window process as the complete fallback when the optional control is unavailable.
• Adds no observer, recurring interval or additional network-request call site.

Version 8.1.5 · 2026-07-27

Hardened UI mounting and live member-page recovery

• Corrected the undefined Alliance Member Manager teardown lifecycle call that stopped redesigned member views before installation.
• Replaced route-only retries with one enabled-only, child-list-only, coalesced mount observer that recognises delayed external page content.
• Mirrored the opt-in setting through userscript and local storage for supported-origin continuity.
• Added structured mount receipts plus `WAIT` and `ERR` control states so page UI can no longer fail silently while the menu claims success.
• Added exception recovery, framework-rerender rebinding and deterministic observer teardown.
• Added a permanent rendered-DOM integration gate that executes the real installer for direct, delayed neutral-route and rerender scenarios; mocked installer or lifecycle substitutes are prohibited.

Version 8.1.4 · 2026-07-27

Live external redesigned alliance-members page mounting

• Mounted the enabled Alliance Member Manager after external redesigned Redesign asynchronously creates the UK member table.
• Recognised external redesigned activity icons without the native `online_icon` class and parsed summary text such as `of 568 pages`.
• Mounted outside the Vue-controlled enhanced-table subtree so sorting and page loading do not erase the Toolkit controls.
• Narrowed duplicate suppression to genuinely equivalent role/activity/load-all managers rather than generic member-list search controls.
• Added bounded delayed-install retries only while enabled on the member route, with no observer, interval or recurring disabled work.
• Added executable route, delayed mount, activity, page-count, stable-mount and duplicate-suppression regressions.

Version 8.1.3 · 2026-07-27

Canonical Alliance Member Manager Tools rendering

• Added Alliance Member Manager directly to the canonical `createPanel()` Tools markup beside Alliance Map Blocker under **Alliance Operations**.
• Routed the control through the panel's existing action dispatcher, so click handling cannot be blocked by panel event containment.
• Reconciled ON/OFF state through the normal `updateUI()` path using the existing persisted Alliance Member Manager setting.
• Removed the complete post-render lookup, cloning, observer, microtask and animation-frame injection subsystem.
• Added executable coverage for canonical button markup, panel-owned action routing, persisted state rendering and zero added observers.

Version 8.1.2 · 2026-07-27

Alliance Member Manager restoration and menu hotfix

• Restored the complete Alliance Member Manager after the v8.1.1 cross-project scope rollback.
• Restored **Tools → Alliance Operations → Alliance Member Manager** while preserving the existing Alliance Map Blocker.
• Added an exact rendered-label fallback for the live Alliance Map Blocker card when feature-specific `data-*` attributes are absent.
• Added executable regression coverage for the production menu shape, attribute precedence, whitespace handling and false-match rejection.
• Preserved the v8.1.1 rollback entry below for auditability.

Version 8.1.1 · 2026-07-27

Rollback

• Removed the Alliance Member Manager runtime, Toolkit-menu toggle, alliance-member-page controls and related documentation introduced in v8.1.0.
• Restored the exact pre-feature Toolkit behaviour while retaining Pipeline v5.2 and the generic release-forward regression hardening.
• Preserved the published v8.1.0 release record for auditability; v8.1.1 is the supported replacement release.

Version 8.1.0 · 2026-07-27

Alliance Member Manager

• Added an opt-in English Alliance Member Manager under **Tools → Alliance Operations**, beside Alliance Map Blocker.
• Added role and current online/offline filters plus original-order, member-name, alliance-role and activity sorting.
• Added explicit **Load All Member Pages** handling with sequential same-origin requests, page de-duplication and visible progress.
• Preserved native profile links and alliance-administration controls while restoring the original current-page order during teardown.
• Added Desktop, Tablet/iPad and iOS Mobile/Safari layouts, compatible-manager duplicate suppression and permanent lifecycle/performance regression coverage.
• Added no polling loop, recurring interval or persistent page observer; disabled mode performs no member-page work or network traffic.

Version 8.0.4 · 2026-07-26

Alliance-building native filter persistence

• Fixed alliance-building icons reappearing after map pan, zoom, marker hydration or clustering while MissionChief’s native building filter remained off.
• Economy Mode now respects MissionChief’s native building filter layer before culling or restoring alliance markers.
• Rehydrated alliance markers are returned to their native hidden layer instead of being attached directly to the map.
• Key 4 remains scoped to personal buildings and is behaviourally unchanged.
• Added bounded map-event reconciliation and permanent Issue #536 regression coverage without a new observer, polling loop or interval.

Version 8.0.3 · 2026-07-26

Godfather duration and payout-position hotfix

• Defaults the Godfather Offer flash to seven seconds when the normal four-second default is still active.
• Allows one-second payout-duration steps so seven seconds remains a valid persisted value.
• Raises the Godfather payout and adds short-viewport compaction so the full banner clears the command dock.
• Adds a permanent Godfather duration and dock-clearance regression contract.

Version 8.0.2 · 2026-07-26

Godfather layout and payout-audio hotfix

• Contained the decorative family seal so it no longer overlaps the launcher or adjacent controls.
• Restored compact Godfather Tablet controls with 44px safe touch targets and reduced visual footprint.
• Raised the Godfather Offer payout on Desktop, Tablet and mobile so the command dock no longer obstructs it.
• Replaced the payout MP3 byte-for-byte with the user-supplied 8.516-second stereo 128 kbps file and versioned its URL to prevent stale audio caching.
• Added permanent launcher geometry, payout placement and exact audio digest/byte-size contracts.

Version 8.0.1 · 2026-07-26

Godfather interface activation hotfix

• Closed the Hyrule Economy Mode payout rule before the Godfather stylesheet so browsers parse the complete eighth interface at top level.
• Removed the displaced trailing brace that had silently contained and discarded the Godfather selectors.
• Added a permanent stylesheet-boundary regression that verifies balanced CSS depth at the Godfather and responsive-layout boundaries.
• Preserved all Godfather assets, payout audio, responsive behaviour, existing themes and the v7 native MissionChief boundary.

Version 8.0.0 · 2026-07-26

An Offer He Can’t Refuse

• Added the eighth complete interface system, **The Godfather**, across the launcher, command shell, settings, cards, inputs, Vehicle Code Status, Incident Command Wire, finance, Patient Transport Sweep, Help Centre, map labels and payout presentation.
• Added original Toolkit-made family-command, wax-seal, velvet-rose, tailored-pinstripe, polished-wood and Offer-authorised artwork; no film stills, actor likenesses, studio logos or copied franchise artwork are used.
• Added **The Godfather Offer** payout template with a theme-scoped 12.67-second MP3 cue, lazy media creation, browser-autoplay fallback and deterministic audio disposal.
• Paired The Godfather interface with its payout while preserving all existing interface and payout selections.
• Added Desktop, ultrawide, Tablet/iPad, iPhone/iPad Safari, reduced-motion and Economy Mode presentation contracts.
• Preserved the v7 native-product boundary, user settings, operational status colours, lifecycle-managed runtime and zero recurring work for inactive themes.

Version 7.1.6 · 2026-07-25

Native Discharge patient confirmation handling

• Detected the intermittent MissionChief Discharge patient confirmation dialog only while a sweep-owned mission/vehicle discharge action is armed.
• Clicked the exact **Yes, discharge!** action immediately and during the existing bounded release-evidence wait.
• Explicitly left **Abort** and **discharge and disable confirmation** untouched, preserving the user's MissionChief confirmation preference.
• Ignored unrelated dialogs, manual discharges, inactive sweeps and mismatched release identities.
• Added idempotent dialog-confirmation ownership plus static and executable regressions for immediate, delayed, absent, unrelated and repeated dialog scans.

Version 7.1.5 · 2026-07-25

Patient Transport Sweep skipped-patient accounting

• Made **Skipped** an idempotent patient/vehicle outcome counter instead of a mission-level fallback.
• Counted each unique patient vehicle once when no usable native MissionChief **Discharge patient** control is available.
• Updated the persistent HUD and Toolkit panel immediately when a patient skip is recorded.
• Prevented mission-window failures and missions with no identifiable patient vehicle from fabricating skipped patients.
• Included skipped patients in the final completion toast while preserving errors and confirmed releases as separate outcomes.
• Added permanent static and executable coverage for duplicate observations, multiple skipped patients, confirmed-release exclusion and mission-progress isolation.

Version 7.1.4 · 2026-07-25

Patient Transport Sweep mission-progress synchronization

• Added one canonical mission-position state shared by the persistent HUD, Toolkit panel and final summary.
• Initialised active runs at `1/total` and updated the numerator only at mission queue boundaries, never for individual patients or vehicle candidates.
• Made skipped missions and recoverable mission-level errors finalise exactly once before the queue continues.
• Preserved the last accurate mission position on cancellation and rendered `total/total` on normal completion before HUD dismissal.
• Added deterministic static and runtime contracts for multiple patient releases, repeated renders, skips, mission errors, cancellation and final completion.

Version 7.1.3 · 2026-07-25

Continuous Incident Command news reel

• Replaced card-by-card carousel transitions with a constant-speed broadcast ticker reel that moves continuously from right to left.
• Rendered two accessibility-safe copies of the unique incident sequence so the loop resets off-screen without a visible jump or empty gap.
• Kept the title block and controls fixed while only the incident reel moves.
• Removed the previous, pause/play and next controls; the reel now runs continuously with only the expanded-queue dropdown retained.
• Centred the fixed label and complete moving incident row inside the full bar height using container-level asymmetric padding, eliminating the low text baseline across all seven themes and supported layouts.
• Added static and executable contracts for linear infinite motion, seamless duplication, dynamic speed, pause ownership and manual reel seeking.

Version 7.1.2 · 2026-07-25

Incident Command Wire live rotation recovery

• Separated resize/render reconciliation from automatic incident progression with independently owned timers and revision counters.
• Prevented normal renders and ResizeObserver callbacks from repeatedly cancelling the pending 6.5-second card advance.
• Preserved an existing advance deadline during unchanged reconciliation while allowing explicit Play, manual navigation and queue transitions to restart it deliberately.
• Kept Pause, hidden-tab, reduced-motion, Economy Mode and expanded-queue suppression fail-closed on the dedicated advance timer.
• Hard-bounded all four action controls with important min/max dimensions and contained the rail inside the wire across all themes and responsive modes.
• Added a runtime regression that simulates reconciliation while autoplay is pending and proves the automatic deadline survives.

Version 7.1.1 · 2026-07-25

Incident Command Wire play and alignment hotfix

• Fixed Play so it clears stale hover, focus and manual-interaction delays and resumes visible automatic rotation within 650 ms.
• Excluded the control rail from card-hover and card-focus pause ownership while preserving pauses over incident cards and the expanded queue.
• Prevented control clicks from creating a new nine-second interaction delay before their own command executes.
• Vertically centred the previous, pause/play, next and expand buttons with explicit position, margin, transform, sizing and box-model resets across all seven themes.
• Extended runtime and static contracts for automatic resume, continued cadence, control-zone interaction isolation and responsive alignment.

Version 7.1.0 · 2026-07-25

Incident Command Wire

• Replaced the duplicated continuous Major Incident Feed marquee with one bounded, complete incident card at a time.
• Added previous, pause/resume, next and expand/collapse controls that remain usable when automatic motion is unavailable.
• Added a priority-ordered expanded incident queue with direct mission navigation and no duplicated mission entries.
• Paused rotation during hover, keyboard focus, touch interaction and expanded-queue use.
• Added deliberate Map Command, Cyberpunk, Fallout 4, Umbrella, Factorio, 007 Intelligence and Hyrule Command styling.
• Added compact Tablet/iPad and iOS presentation plus static reduced-motion and Economy Mode behaviour.
• Added permanent static and executable runtime contracts for indexing, controls, accessibility, themes and manual fallback.

Version 7.0.1 · 2026-07-25

Emergency launcher restoration

• Restored the four generic Toolkit launcher-shell helpers accidentally removed during the v7 retirement.
• Restored primary-map ownership, safe document fallback mounting and command-bar open/collapsed reconciliation.
• Prevented child frames and mission-window maps from stealing the Toolkit launcher.
• Added permanent static and executable runtime contracts for launcher declarations, fallback mounting and menu ownership.
• No retired integration runtime, settings, observers or selectors were restored.

Version 7.0.0 · 2026-07-25

The One We Knew Before

• Completely removed the imported mission-window requirements, extended call-window, extended call-list and enhanced transport-request systems.
• Removed their settings schemas, persisted state, observers, timers, listeners, schedulers, DOM decorations, styles, compatibility detection and teardown paths.
• Removed the direct extension-control branch from Patient Transport Sweep while preserving MissionChief’s native vehicle-window discharge route, ownership checks, confirmation evidence, idempotent counters and HUD.
• Decoupled Custom Vehicle Badges from the retired requirements parser with a standalone native vehicle-ID resolver.
• Preserved Mission Age map timers, Mission Value, Transport Watcher, Unit Commitment, Resource Gap, Major Incident Feed, Vehicle Code Status, financial intelligence, bookmarks, profiles, themes and responsive layouts.
• Added permanent repository-wide retirement contracts that fail if the removed integration returns.
• Restored the Toolkit’s product boundary: native map command, fleet identity, transport support and financial intelligence without competing mission-window engines.

Version 6.0.0 · 2026-07-25

Critical performance overhaul

• Removed Automatic day/night, Coverage Heat Map, Mission Inspector, Mission Age Workflow and Age Watch from runtime state, settings, timers, observers, map ownership, styles and teardown.
• Preserved the separate Mission Age map timer badges and shortcut `6`.
• Rebuilt Operational Window settings with typed toggles, numbers, colours, selects, multiselects, structured editors and current external extension V.4 dependency rules.
• Prevented Toolkit-owned Operational Window mutations and unrelated structural text changes from repeatedly scheduling full reconciliation.
• Replaced repeated document-wide Operational Window cleanup scans with per-document owned-node and decorated-node registries.
• Removed duplicate Operational Window scheduling and stopped settings changes from rebuilding the complete Toolkit panel.
• Reduced the canonical source by more than 330 KB and 6,600 lines while lowering recurring tasks, managed timer call sites, listeners and selector call sites.
• Added permanent v6 retirement, Mission Age retention, typed-settings and static runtime-budget contracts.
• Browser profiler evidence remains mandatory before the guarded production release.

Version 5.0.7 · 2026-07-24

Critical mission-window recovery

• Prevented child mission frames and mission-window maps from mounting or stealing the main Toolkit command launcher.
• Committed the command-bar open or collapsed choice before any UI reconciliation and applied the state directly to the command controls, eliminating mission-open reopen races on Desktop, Tablet/iPad and iOS.
• Broadened native and external extension requirement-source discovery while retaining visible-equivalent external extension suppression.
• Added bounded same-origin mission-page recovery when the live MissionChief requirement placeholder is empty, with mission-scoped caching, error backoff and automatic source rebinding.
• Preserved amber unknown states and continued to require positive parsed evidence before showing green coverage.

Version 5.0.6 · 2026-07-23

Fixed

• Made the Toolkit launcher independent of Leaflet map discovery, with a safe fixed fallback that reparents to the live map when available.
• Added a permanent idempotent UI-integrity task and corrected mutation ordering so MissionChief map replacements cannot silently remove the launcher.
• Replaced the Operational Window label dump with typed, persisted switches, number inputs, colour controls, selects, dependency states and structured list editors.
• Mapped the complete Enhanced Requirements, Extended Call Window, Extended Mission List and opt-in Transport settings to their Toolkit runtime state.
• Hid internal overlay, minimised, push-right, drag, starred and collapsed state from user-facing settings.
• Added responsive two-column desktop and single-column Tablet/iOS layouts with safe text wrapping and no horizontal overflow.
• Restored Mission Age labels and shortcut `6` with forced late-data recovery, immediate controlled retries, marker replacement reconciliation and clean teardown.
• Completed the runtime mapping for Extended Call Window and Extended Mission List controls, including ARR counters/search/highlighting, patient and vehicle summaries, structured categories/icons/keywords, sharing gates, sorting and configured badge colours.
• Preserved the established managed-timeout performance budget by moving ARR autofocus onto microtasks and retaining one 1,000 ms Mission Age late-data recovery retry.

Version 5.0.5 · 2026-07-23

Critical requirement-source discovery recovery

• Replaced first-match `#missing_text` binding with authoritative candidate discovery across active, duplicated, replaced and external extension-transformed mission markup.
• Added active-mission and visibility scoring so retained empty or stale roots cannot trap the requirements panel in a permanent waiting state.
• Recovered requirement evidence from hidden external extension `data-raw-html` carriers while continuing to suppress a genuinely visible equivalent external extension panel.
• Removed native MissionChief requirement headings before parsing, matching the authorised external extension parser contract.
• Rebound the operational observer whenever the authoritative source changes and added behavioural coverage for duplicate, stale, delayed, external extension and Toolkit-owned roots.
• Decoded hidden external extension raw markup with a contextual fragment rather than adding another `innerHTML` assignment site, preserving the established performance ceiling.

Version 5.0.4 · 2026-07-23

Critical requirements truth-state recovery

• Stopped empty, delayed or failed MissionChief requirement parsing from being presented as confirmed green coverage.
• Added explicit waiting and unresolved states; green coverage now requires positively parsed requirement rows that are all covered.
• Enforced one Operational Requirements panel per document, reusing the authoritative mounted surface and removing stale duplicates.
• Added behavioural regression coverage for pending input, unparsed input, covered rows, open rows, unresolved text and repeated duplicate mounts.

Version 5.0.3 · 2026-07-23

Critical preboot recovery

• Fixed a JavaScript temporal-dead-zone failure that terminated the userscript during state hydration before `boot()` or `ensureUi()` could execute.
• Moved the Operational Window settings schema constant ahead of the top-level `loadState()` call while retaining every v5 operational feature and existing user setting.
• Added a permanent declaration-order regression contract and executable launcher-mount smoke coverage for desktop, tablet and iOS layouts.
• Verified the corrected runtime against the last confirmed working v4.20.37 launcher under the same browser-like MissionChief DOM.

Version 5.0.2 · 2026-07-23

Emergency launcher recovery

• Rebuilt startup so the core Toolkit launcher mounts before optional MissionChief hooks and operational integrations.
• Isolated every pre-launch DOM/API integration so one changing MissionChief surface cannot terminate the launcher retry loop.
• Added an immediate first mount attempt and a managed fallback when idle scheduling is unavailable.
• Expanded map discovery to support the live `#map` container when the Leaflet class is delayed or changed.

Reliability corrections

• Removed an empty `closest()` selector left by Matrix retirement that could throw during DOM mutation handling.
• Restricted Alliance Buildings boot suppression to the exact Alliance Buildings route, preventing normal map pages being misclassified.
• Existing Toolkit and operational-window settings remain intact; no reset is required.

Version 5.0.1 · 2026-07-23

Emergency menu recovery

• Restored the Toolkit launcher and settings menu for users upgrading from v4.20.37 to v5.0.0.
• Made core UI startup fail-open so an operational-suite initialisation or scan error cannot prevent the map command bar from mounting.
• Deferred the first operational DOM scan until after `ensureUi()` has created the launcher.
• Isolated operational scan failures with explicit diagnostics while preserving the rest of the Toolkit runtime.

Compatibility

• No settings reset is required. Existing v5.0.0 operational-window preferences are retained.
• Enhanced Requirements, Extended Call Window, Extended Call List and Enhanced Transport Requests remain available after the core launcher mounts.

Version 5.0.0 · 2026-07-23

Major operational-window replacement

• Replaced the legacy Mission Requirements Matrix with a Toolkit-native operational suite built from the authorised external extension Extended Call Window, Extended Call List and Enhanced Transport Requests behaviour.
• Added one versioned `operationalWindow` settings model, one lifecycle coordinator per active document, coalesced rendering and deterministic teardown across MissionChief navigation.
• Migrated the former Matrix preference once into the new requirements setting and permanently retired the old parser, panel, observers, scheduler and toggle.

Enhanced mission requirements

• Added a fixture-first requirements engine covering vehicle, equipment, personnel, conditional, capacity, trailer and tractive requirements.
• Added selected, en-route and on-scene reconciliation, water/foam/pump progress, unresolved-text preservation and immutable render fingerprints.
• Added a responsive normal-flow requirements surface for Desktop, Tablet and iOS, with external extension coexistence detection to prevent duplicate panels.

Extended Call Window

• Added patient and vehicle summaries, selected-unit and ARR counters, generation/alarm information, collapsible patient and vehicle areas, permanent vehicle and ARR search, mission keyword badges, map-centre controls and ARR highlighting.
• Added sticky headers, vehicle-type badges and mobile safe-area handling without creating a second mission-window lifecycle.

Extended Call List

• Added mission sorting, starring, collapsing, patient/prisoner/credit/time badges and native share controls.
• Preserved deterministic ordering and state across live list refreshes while remaining compatible with MissionChief and equivalent external extension modules.

Enhanced Transport Requests

• Added opt-in transport automation with strict route validation, visible/enabled candidate filtering, single-candidate ambiguity rejection and per-route idempotency tokens.
• Kept automatic transport opening disabled by default; successful vehicle transport controls retain their reviewed safe default.

Performance and validation

• Reduced total observer constructions from twelve to eleven and broad subtree observers from ten to nine compared with v4.20.37.
• Held direct MutationObserver, `getElementById` and `innerHTML` metrics at their existing release ceilings while reducing source bytes, selectors, managed timers, listeners and observer trackers.
• Added deterministic engine, renderer, runtime, Matrix-retirement, structural, performance and mobile compatibility contracts.

Upgrade compatibility

• Existing Toolkit settings are retained. The former Matrix enablement preference is migrated automatically; no manual reset is required.
• The operational suite supports Desktop, Tablet and iOS/Safari and suppresses equivalent Toolkit surfaces when the matching external extension module is active.

Version 4.20.37 · 2026-07-22

Critical Mission Requirements fixes

• Distinguished an authoritative empty MissionChief `#missing_text` source from an absent or unavailable source.
• Marked catalogue-only requirements covered when MissionChief confirms that no live requirements remain.
• Enabled exact Level 1 Public Order Officer tracking using the canonical `level_1_public_order` schooling and ARR capability.
• Preserved unknown specialist on-site composition instead of fabricating personnel counts.
• Added exact regressions for Rival Fans Mass Disorder (Medium) and a twenty-one-officer Level 1 Public Order selection.

Benefit

• Fully satisfied missions no longer retain false specialist shortages or `need confirmation` warnings.
• Selecting qualified Level 1 Public Order units now updates Selected and Still Needed immediately; qualified responding and on-site crews also render numeric totals.

Compatibility

• Non-empty live requirements, unavailable sources, loading states, explicit specialist training, deselection, patients, prisoners and transports retain their existing authority and tracking behaviour.
• Generic police vehicles and untrained personnel do not satisfy Level 1 Public Order demand.

Version 4.20.36 · 2026-07-22

Critical Mission Requirements fixes

• Added canonical `Car Recovery` handling for MissionChief's `car to tow` and `cars to tow` demand.
• Counted Recovery Vehicle type `104` as one car and Flatbed Recovery Vehicle type `105` as two cars; HGV Recovery Vehicle type `106` remains excluded from ordinary car recovery.
• Reused one delegated selection listener and the existing managed scan scheduler for direct checkbox, ARR and vehicle-group updates without adding lifecycle call sites.
• Added strict semantic specialist-training badge support so an explicitly labelled selected Police Sergeant can be counted without treating vehicle captions or generic Police Officers as qualified Sergeants.

Benefit

• Recovery requirements now receive complete selected, responding, on-site and still-needed tracking.
• Police Sergeant selection updates immediately after native or ARR-driven vehicle selection.

Compatibility

• Whole-row captions remain invalid specialist qualification evidence. Existing vehicle, personnel, mission-window, covered-row, theme, payout and notification behaviour is unchanged.

Version 4.20.35 · 2026-07-22

Critical Mission Requirements fix

• Added standalone `Rescue Support Vehicle` and `Rescue Support Vehicles` requirement aliases.
• Mapped the requirement to the reviewed rescue-support vehicle types `4`, `16`, `38`, and `43`.
• Preserved PRV type `27` and SRV type `28` as independent requirement families.
• Added an exact railway-station mission regression covering catalogue parsing, reconciliation, selected, responding, on-site and still-needed counts.

Benefit

• Rescue Support Vehicle requirements now receive complete Matrix tracking instead of unresolved `?` values.

Compatibility

• Existing composite rescue-support requirements, covered-row visibility, vehicle selection, dispatch, themes, layout and unrelated mission logic are unchanged.

Version 4.20.34 · 2026-07-22

Core mission-data reliability

• Extracted mission-marker candidate discovery and mission-ID normalization from `captureMissionMarkerData()` into `resolveMissionMarkerCandidates()`.
• Preserved array recursion, payload/params/mission/data ordering, exact ID-key precedence, stringification, duplicate behavior and overlay publication.
• Added direct fixtures for nested containers, arrays, nullish fall-through, empty-ID blocking, zero/negative values and duplicate candidates.

Benefit

• Mission payload-shape changes are now easier to isolate and support without risking overlay publication, ownership classification or downstream mission windows.

Compatibility

• No mission ownership, coordinates, timestamps, requirements, patients, prisoners, event state, visual design, device layout, theme, payout, notification, timing or public asset changed.

Version 4.20.33 · 2026-07-22

Internal reliability

• Extracted Clean Mode, Shortcuts and Compact Dock state routing from `toggleFeature()` into a dedicated interface-shell helper.
• Preserved the shared Clean Mode panel-close lifecycle, persistence, root attributes, UI synchronization and feature-reconciliation order.
• Added direct and delegated contracts for all three routes and unknown-route safety.

Benefit

• Future interface-shell changes are easier to isolate, test and roll back without tracing unrelated operational feature branches.

Compatibility

• No visual design, layout, theme, notification, timing, public asset or user-facing feature behaviour changed.

Version 4.20.32 · 2026-07-22

Internal reliability

• Extracted Mission Spawn and Stuck Detector state and notification routing from `toggleFeature()` into dedicated mission-monitoring helpers.
• Preserved Mission Spawn arming reset, timer cancellation, known-mission reset and enabled-only detector priming before the shared persistence/UI phase.
• Added direct and delegated contracts proving both monitoring notifications remain after feature reconciliation.

Compatibility

• No monitoring threshold, timer duration, mission classification, visual design, device layout, theme or public asset changed.

Version 4.20.31 · 2026-07-22

Internal reliability

• Extracted Mobile Mode and Tablet Mode state, layout reconciliation, sizing cleanup, fitting and notification routing from `handleSettingChange()` into a dedicated device-layout handler.
• Added direct and delegated contracts for accepted values, invalid-value normalization, mutual exclusion and Desktop/Tablet/iOS transition ordering.

Compatibility

• No visual design, breakpoint, viewport, safe-area, touch-target, panel sizing, theme or public asset changed.

Version 4.20.30 · 2026-07-22

Internal reliability

• Extracted Mission Tracking Audio, Emergency Payout Flash and Theme Audio state and notification routing from `toggleFeature()` into dedicated payout/audio helpers.
• Preserved immediate audio unlock/disposal and post-reconciliation notification ordering with direct and delegated contracts.

Compatibility

• No payout presentation, hosted audio source, threshold, duration, volume, device layout, theme or public asset changed.

Version 4.20.29 · 2026-07-22

Improved

• Hardened the full iPhone and iPad Safari layout against notches, browser chrome, the home indicator, orientation changes, split view and delayed visual-viewport updates.
• Rebuilt touch launcher controls, settings tabs, screen pins, bookmarks, profiles and operational drawers around a 44px minimum interaction target with visible press feedback.
• Added horizontally scrollable mobile tab and screen-pin rails, safe internal scrolling and visual-viewport-constrained panel sizing so menus remain reachable without covering the map.
• Added multi-frame keyboard and Safari toolbar settling after resize, scroll, focus and orientation events while preserving the existing desktop layout.

Validation

• Added a deterministic iOS/Safari usability contract covering viewport geometry, keyboard recovery, safe edges, touch-target floors and prevention of undersized mobile regressions.

Version 4.20.28 · 2026-07-22

Internal reliability

• Extracted Mission Inspector, Mission Value, Mission Requirements and Custom Vehicle Badges state routing from `toggleFeature()` into `handleMissionWindowToggle()`.
• Extracted their post-reconciliation install, clear and notification effects into `applyMissionWindowToggleEffects()` without changing execution order.
• Added direct and delegated fixture coverage for route inventory, state isolation, unknown-route safety, enabled/disabled effects and update → reconciliation → effect ordering.

Compatibility

• No mission-window presentation, Desktop/Tablet/iOS behaviour, setting name, theme, payout presentation or public asset changed.

Version 4.20.27 · 2026-07-22

Internal reliability

• Extracted the nine map and visibility state routes from `toggleFeature()` into `handleMapVisibilityToggle()` while preserving all saved-state, root-attribute, UI-refresh and snapshot-reconciliation behaviour.
• Extracted vehicle/building layer synchronization into `applyMapVisibilityToggleEffects()` at the same post-render position, including Economy Mode resynchronization.
• Added direct and delegated fixture coverage for route inventory, unknown-route safety, state parity and the exact update → layer sync → Economy Mode → reconciliation ordering.

Compatibility

• No map presentation, mission visibility, overlay behaviour, Desktop/Tablet/iOS layout effect, setting name, theme, payout presentation or public asset changed.

Version 4.20.26 · 2026-07-21

Engineering

• Extracted the 14 Discord financial-report and Local Financial Archive setting routes into `handleDiscordFinancialSettingChange()` without changing setting names, normalization, persistence, preview invalidation or asynchronous refresh behaviour.
• Kept `handleSettingChange()` responsible for device, operational, payout and automatic-theme settings while reducing its routing complexity through one independently revertible UI-dispatch stage.

Validation

• Extended the fixture-backed Settings/UI contract to compile and execute the extracted route family directly and through the main setting router.
• Preserved all 36 rendered settings, intentional no-op handling, route ownership, source/distribution parity and the permanent 500-line source-headroom margin.

Version 4.20.25 · 2026-07-21

Engineering

• Extracted the seven recurring Boot maintenance-task registrations into `registerBootMaintenanceTasks()` without changing callback logic, intervals, economy-mode scheduling or scheduler ownership.
• Kept `boot()` responsible for initialization order while reducing its operational complexity through one independently revertible lifecycle stage.

Validation

• Extended the fixture-backed Boot lifecycle contract to compile and execute the extracted registration helper directly and through `boot()`.
• Preserved the exact required task set, task count, observer count, listener coverage, teardown behaviour and production source/distribution parity.

Version 4.20.24 · 2026-07-21

Fixed

• Reconciled Financial Advisor daily totals against MissionChief’s `/credits/overview` Revenue, Spendings and Sum checkpoints without adding aggregate values on top of detailed transactions.
• Preserved detailed-ledger categories while exposing unexplained income, spending and net variance instead of inventing transaction classifications.
• Applied overview-confirmed totals to complete covered days across daily, weekly, monthly and custom-period reports, while retaining ledger totals for partial days.
• Kept Financial Advisor, Discord financial reports and generated Financial Command graphics on the same canonical reconciled income, spending and net movement.
• Degraded safely to the existing detailed ledger when the overview page is unavailable, malformed or outside the requested coverage range.

Validation

• Added deterministic parser, sign handling, pagination, bounded cache, safe-failure, duplicate-date, exact-match, variance, net-negative, partial-period and no-double-counting contracts.

Version 4.20.23 · 2026-07-21

Fixed

• Counted MissionChief's confirmed patient-release state exactly once across direct external extension and fallback Transport Sweep routes.
• Recognised release confirmation outside the active lightbox, including `Understood! We have released the patient.`, while rejecting stale pre-existing messages.
• Preserved successful patient totals when a later mission-window cleanup or reopen operation fails.
• Kept the persistent HUD, main panel and final summary on the same canonical cleared, processed and error counters.

Validation

• Added deterministic global-alert, DOM-replacement, stale-message, duplicate-observer and post-success cleanup regression coverage.

Version 4.20.22 · 2026-07-21

Fixed

• Reconciled firefighter capacity using actual responding/on-site crew quantities, assigned personnel and vehicle-specific maximum overrides rather than vehicle count.
• Added qualification-specific Police Sergeant, Police Inspector and Railway Police Officer counts that never infer specialist personnel from generic crew or vehicle captions.
• Added complete Breathing Apparatus Support Unit coverage for BASU, OSU, BASU Pod and OSU Pod with Prime Mover pair de-duplication and explanatory Matrix detail.
• Suppressed generic firefighter range metadata when MissionChief already supplies the exact generated requirement for the active mission.

Version 4.20.21 · 2026-07-21

Engineering

• Recovered source headroom by removing only blank physical lines, standalone full-line CSS comments and 15 newlines immediately before full-line closing braces from the existing `installMainStyles` template.
• Preserved the canonical CSS content byte-for-byte after normalising only parser-ignored comments and whitespace immediately before closing braces.
• Added a permanent fixture and validation contract for the reviewed stylesheet source sequence, formatting categories and recovered-line target.
• Published the Issue #253 structural inventory and rollback boundary.

Version 4.20.20 · 2026-07-21

Fixed

• Mission Info probability values can no longer become vehicle quantities; `75` probability now remains metadata rather than `75 Traffic Cars`.
• `only required, when available` qualifiers no longer appear as Matrix rows or unresolved MissionChief requirements.
• Probability-qualified and availability-only catalogue counts remain dormant until the live mission confirms that the resource is active.
• Patient transport, critical-care and unknown boolean catalogue metadata remain outside operational Matrix demand.

Validation

• Added deterministic normal-page, parser, catalogue, conditional-activation, mission-isolation and Matrix-summary regressions based on the official external extension V4 separation of `requirements`, `chances` and `prerequisites`.

Version 4.20.19 · 2026-07-21

Fixed

• `Inland Rescue Boat (Trailer)` now resolves against reviewed UK maritime vehicle types 67 and 74 across Selected, Responding and On site.
• `Seagoing Vessel` now resolves against the ILB/ALB capability union, vehicle types 68 and 69.
• Compatible towing vehicles no longer satisfy trailer-capable requirements without the actual eligible trailer or maritime asset.
• Trailer and towing-vehicle pairs retain one contribution identity through dispatch and arrival transitions.
• A Required 3 / Selected 1 maritime row remains outstanding with Still needed 2 and reports `0/1 covered`.
• Police Sergeant personnel now retain `police_sergeant` ARR capability evidence after dispatch, so Responding and On-site counts update through vehicle identity and exact cached crew.
• Railway Police Officer personnel now retain the native `railway_police` qualification across linked vehicle rows and Units Responding.
• Canonical responding crew `sortvalue` is accepted only inside `#mission_vehicle_driving`; positional numeric cells elsewhere remain rejected.
• `railway_police_command` remains a distinct Mobile Operations Manager qualification and cannot satisfy Railway Police Officer demand.
• Required 5 with On site 3 and Responding 1 now reports Still needed 1.

Audit

• Expanded the pinned external extension compatibility audit across Enhanced Missing Vehicles, Mission Helper captions, UK vehicle captions and MissionChief authoritative labels.
• Added runtime-backed parser, Selected, Responding, On-site, ineligible-type and contribution-deduplication checks for every supported UK vehicle capability.
• Integrated the cross-source audit into the canonical Mission Requirements contract and userscript validation gate.

Version 4.20.18 · 2026-07-21

Performance

• Root Toolkit state attributes now mutate only when their string value changes, eliminating 22 redundant DOM mutations from unchanged `updateUI()` passes while preserving every calculation and output value.

Validation

• Added fixture-backed first-write, unchanged-repeat, changed-state, external-repair, layout-orientation and helper return-value regressions against the extracted production functions.

Version 4.20.17 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Level 2 Public Order Officer ARR selections now use each vehicle's exact MissionChief `assigned_personnel_count` from the Toolkit's shared vehicle cache when available, so two nine-officer carriers clear an eighteen-officer requirement.
• Generic Police Officers now use exact assigned personnel across Selected, Responding and On Site units instead of remaining at vehicle-type minimum ranges such as `7+`.
• Live required totals reconstructed from current shortages now become exact as soon as on-scene personnel is known.
• Native exact crew metadata remains authoritative; inaccessible or alliance vehicles retain the reviewed fail-closed type range.

Validation

• Added deterministic 9 + 9 public-order, deselection, eleven-on-scene police, selected traffic-car, native-priority and zero-personnel regressions.

Version 4.20.16 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Search Advisor personnel selected through MissionChief ARR capability `search_and_rescue` now update the Matrix immediately.
• SAR Commander personnel selected through `search_and_rescue_command` now update Selected, Responding and On Site capacity.
• Control Van vehicle types 85 and 100 now provide their reviewed 1–3 SAR Commander personnel range when explicit crew metadata is unavailable.
• Explicit zero or absent ARR capability evidence no longer turns unrelated selected vehicles into unresolved specialist personnel.

Validation

• Added deterministic selected, responding, on-site, ARR-positive, ARR-zero, Control Van fallback and deselection regressions.

Version 4.20.15 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Selected Police Cars and other supported vehicles now contribute reviewed UK minimum/maximum crew capacity to generic personnel requirements when MissionChief exposes no semantic crew field.
• Known bounded personnel ranges remain bounded rather than becoming completely unknown.
• `PRV`/`PRVs` and `SRV`/`SRVs` now merge into the canonical Primary Response Vehicle and Secondary Response Vehicle rows, with only the full names rendered.

Validation

• Added deterministic crew fallback, override, selected Police Officer and response-vehicle alias regressions.

Version 4.20.14 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Removed visible Mission Info, Patients and Patient Details provenance badges from Matrix requirement labels while retaining machine-readable row metadata.
• Classified Required Personnel Available as a mission-generation prerequisite so it cannot create rows, unresolved shortages, red state or coverage totals.
• Normalised Other information → Required Personnel into operational trained-personnel rows and removed raw Mission info prefixes from unsupported operational personnel.
• Enabled live Level 2 Public Order Officer and Police Sergeant reconciliation from explicit MissionChief training evidence.

Compatibility

• Updated the Fight on Train catalogue fixture so spawn-availability Railway Police personnel are no longer treated as operational demand.
• Added deterministic clean-label, prerequisite, operational-personnel and parser-facing row contracts.

Version 4.20.13 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Reconciled water, foam and pumping requirements from MissionChief's authoritative missing, driving and selected progress values without double subtraction.
• Added locally compiled random-tractive capability intersection for trailer selections.
• Removed whole-row caption text as evidence of specialist personnel training.

Audit

• Completed the pinned external extension V.4 Enhanced Missing Vehicles compatibility audit.
• Added an offline upstream capability snapshot and drift checker.
• Added resource, nested-equipment, tractive and personnel reliability fixtures.

Version 4.20.12 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Resolved official combined Mission Info vehicle requirements through explicit capability unions instead of rendering unknown `?` coverage.
• Police Helicopters or Drones now accepts Police Helicopter type 11, drone vehicle types 89–91 and `drone` equipment across Selected, Responding and On site.
• Added the remaining verified UK combined Fire, Airfield, Mountain/SAR and paramedic vehicle labels so any accepted constituent vehicle updates the same Matrix row.

Safety

• Existing vehicle-type, equipment, factor and trailer de-duplication remains unchanged.
• Unsupported or probabilistic Mission Info metadata continues to fail closed as unknown rather than being guessed.

Validation

• Added fixture-backed parser, catalogue, selected, responding, on-site, deselection and dual-evidence de-duplication regressions.

Version 4.20.11 · 2026-07-20

Performance

• Removed redundant presentation-attribute notifications from the document-wide early Alliance Buildings page watcher.
• Child additions and removals, relevant-element matching, navigation detection, map suppression and repair behaviour remain unchanged.

Validation

• Added an exact production-source invariant proving the watcher remains child-list based and no longer subscribes to attribute-only mutation records.

Version 4.20.10 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Corrected Railway Police Officer state reconciliation when MissionChief reduces the live missing count after personnel are selected.
• The difference between the Mission Info baseline and live missing demand is no longer falsely displayed as On-site capacity.
• Proven On-site and Responding capacity is retained first; any remaining committed capacity is displayed as Selected.

Validation

• Added a deterministic regression for the reported `8 required / 4 live missing / no units on scene` case and deselection restoration.

Version 4.20.9 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Restored Mission Requirements Matrix capacity from active **Units Responding** and **Vehicles on Scene** tables when those MissionChief sections are collapsed or relocated within the active mission window.
• Responding and on-site vehicles now fulfil and hide completed requirement rows exactly as selected vehicles do.
• Hidden rows return immediately when a unit is cancelled, redirected, removed from scene or no longer satisfies the requirement.

Safety

• Visibility is bypassed only for canonical MissionChief operational tables proven to belong to the active mission.
• Hidden stale lightboxes, mismatched mission IDs, template rows and unrelated operational content remain excluded.
• On site, Responding and Selected de-duplication and precedence remain unchanged.

Validation

• Added deterministic collapsed-table, relocated-lightbox, fulfilled-row, renewed-shortage and stale-mission regression fixtures.

Version 4.20.8 · 2026-07-20

Fixed

• Fulfilled Mission Requirements Matrix rows are now hidden whenever their reconciled **Still needed** value is definitively zero.
• Hidden rows immediately return when selection, responding, on-site, patient, personnel or upgraded mission demand creates a positive shortage.
• All-covered missions retain a compact explicit success state instead of showing an empty table.

Safety

• Unresolved, uncertain, loading and unavailable requirements remain visible and continue to block false success states.
• Requirement calculations, authoritative reconciliation, unit de-duplication and MissionChief/external extension coexistence are unchanged.

Validation

• Added deterministic fixtures for fulfilled-row suppression, mixed outstanding/fulfilled rows, renewed shortages after upgrade or re-entry, and unresolved-authority precedence.

Version 4.20.7 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Fixed Railway Police selected personnel showing inflated values such as `239+` when an unrelated table-cell sort value was mistaken for crew capacity.
• Personnel capacity now uses semantically labelled crew metadata or explicit current/maximum crew text; unlabelled positional numeric cells are ignored.

Validation

• Added deterministic regression coverage proving one selected Railway Police Officer contributes exactly one and an unlabelled `sortvalue=239` contributes nothing.

Version 4.20.6 · 2026-07-19

Added

• Added the complete current UK MissionChief vehicle and personnel requirement capability dataset to the Mission Requirements Matrix.
• Added explicit capability coverage for specialist fire, ambulance, police, coastguard, airfield, mountain rescue, railway and specialist response assets.
• Added dataset-driven parser and vehicle-type regression coverage for every imported UK requirement alias.

Changed

• Requirement parsing now prioritises the longest recognised phrase so combined requirements are not consumed by shorter generic aliases.
• Existing Toolkit selected, responding, on-site, authoritative-catalogue and patient-demand reconciliation remains unchanged.
• The capability dataset is compiled into the userscript; no external manager service or mission-catalogue host is used at runtime.

Version 4.20.5 · 2026-07-19

Changed

• Added a lightweight automatic version check every 30 minutes while MissionChief remains visible, using a single recursive timeout rather than continuous polling.
• Deferred scheduled checks while the tab is hidden and retained the existing visibility-based stale refresh when play resumes.
• Based the next automatic timeout on the remaining successful-cache lifetime, preventing a manual force-check from causing a redundant network ping.
• Retained the 10-minute automatic retry cooldown after network or manifest failures.

Validation

• Added deterministic scheduler fixtures for the 30-minute cadence, remaining-cache calculation, failure cooldown and hidden-tab deferral.

Version 4.20.4 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Restored live **Selected** counts when MissionChief renders **Available Units** outside the nested mission content root but inside the same active lightbox.
• Selected Police Cars, Dog Support Units and trained Railway Police crew now contribute immediately, including hidden duplicate table representations, while vehicle-ID de-duplication and mission-window isolation remain intact.
• Added visible-row training badge fallback so `[Railway Police Officer]` personnel labels contribute their current selected crew when MissionChief does not expose a dedicated training attribute.

Validation

• Added deterministic nested-lightbox fixtures covering sibling Available Units tables, checked-but-hidden checkbox representations, Police Car/DSU/Railway Police classification and live deselection.

Version 4.20.3 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Restored live responding-unit reconciliation across MissionChief table and lightbox variants, including tbody-ID layouts, stable vehicle de-duplication, current crew capacity and explicit trained-personnel metadata.
• Prevented unreadable responding units from being silently treated as zero capacity; affected Matrix rows now remain bounded and unresolved instead of producing false red or green states.
• Restored the authoritative **Fight on Train** baseline: 4 Police Cars, 1 Dog Support Unit and 8 Railway Police Officers.
• Parsed `Required Personnel Available` and `Required Personnel` rows outside the main vehicle table and preserved mission variation keys including additive overlays.
• Prevented empty live missing text from overwriting a loading, failed or non-empty **Requirements for this Mission** authority.

Validation

• Added deterministic fixtures for responding table variants, active-lightbox discovery, duplicate and state-transition handling, trained Railway Police crew, Fight on Train authority, additive overlays and unresolved authority rendering.

Version 4.20.2 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Eliminated live `LATEST`, `UPDATE`, `CHECK` and `RETRY` label wrapping by moving visible status text out of the raw button text node and into a dedicated single-line label layer.
• Added selector-strength safeguards against MissionChief and theme-level `white-space`, word-break and overflow-wrap rules.

Changed

• Rebuilt the version-status control to match the existing Menu and Economy control family with the same dark surface, footprint, radius, shadow rhythm and icon-over-label composition, without reusing Economy's behavioural selector.
• Removed the v4.20.1 standalone tile class, grid geometry and bottom accent rail while retaining compact state-specific circular indicators.

Validation

• Extended runtime and contract fixtures to verify control-family class reuse, empty raw text, pseudo-label rendering, nowrap enforcement and Desktop, Tablet and iOS geometry.

Version 4.20.1 · 2026-07-19

Changed

• Replaced the wide horizontal version-status pill with a compact vertical HUD tile aligned to the primary Toolkit and Economy map controls.
• Moved state emphasis from a large coloured background to a dark theme-neutral surface with a small status badge, accent border and bottom status rail.
• Added distinct non-colour indicators for **LATEST**, **UPDATE**, **CHECK** and **RETRY** while preserving all v4.20.0 checking, caching and manual-refresh behaviour.

Responsive

• Added dedicated 48px Desktop, 43px Tablet and 46px iOS/Mobile tile geometry with nowrap labels and reliable touch targets.
• Added reduced-motion handling and retained keyboard focus, accessible labels and polite state announcements.

Validation

• Added deterministic visual-contract fixtures for tile dimensions, state icons, placement, accessibility and removal of the legacy horizontal pill.

Version 4.20.0 · 2026-07-19

Added

• Added a compact live **LATEST / UPDATE** control beside the main Toolkit map button.
• Added a guarded repository-owned stable update manifest that is reconciled only after GitHub Release, Greasy Fork, private backup and Discord publication succeed.
• Added semantic numeric version comparison, canonical release/update destinations and accessible installed/available version labels.

Behaviour

• Delays the first automatic check by 15 seconds, caches successful results for 30 minutes and applies a 10-minute cooldown after failures.
• Rechecks a stale cache when MissionChief becomes visible again, supports Shift-click, right-click and touch long-press manual refresh, and never polls continuously.
• Fails safely as **RETRY** rather than falsely reporting **LATEST** when the network or manifest is unavailable.

Validation

• Added deterministic semantic-version, cache, cooldown, timeout, failure, destination, duplicate-control and responsive-layout fixtures.

Version 4.19.2 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Classified HEMS as Ambulance-capable in the Mission Requirements Matrix, so a selected, responding or on-site HEMS now contributes one unit to the Ambulance row while retaining its HEMS capability.
• Preserved contribution-key de-duplication so the same HEMS cannot be counted twice within one requirement row, and normal road ambulances still do not satisfy HEMS requirements.

Validation

• Added deterministic aggregate fixtures covering HEMS-to-Ambulance capability inheritance, retained HEMS capability, duplicate suppression and the one-way road-Ambulance boundary.

Version 4.19.1 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Corrected live patient discovery when MissionChief renders the patient summary and details outside the resolved mission form, preventing the Mission Requirements Matrix from falsely reporting no outstanding requirements.
• Restored the one-transport-ambulance-per-current-patient requirement on the real mission-window layout.

Added

• Added patient-detail reconciliation for affirmative **Critical Care required**, **HEMS required** and **Requires Transport** fields.
• Added fulfilment handling for **Ambulance with the patient** and **Critical Care with the patient** without double-counting vehicle demand.

Validation

• Added deterministic outside-form patient DOM fixtures, affirmative/negative patient-flag fixtures and false-green prevention checks.
• Compacted the reviewed patient runtime after validation to remain within the established release performance envelope.

Version 4.19.0 · 2026-07-19

Fixed

• Promoted MissionChief's **Requirements for this Mission** vehicle and personnel data from fallback-only planning information into an authoritative Mission Requirements Matrix source.
• Added authoritative-only rows that were absent from `#missing_text`, while reconciling overlaps with the strongest non-duplicated requirement.
• Preserved patient-derived Ambulance demand as an independent authority and rejected stale mission responses during AJAX navigation.

Behaviour

• Deterministic requirements are counted normally; probability-based requirements remain visible as uncertain until MissionChief confirms them or sufficient units cover the maximum.
• The Matrix now fails closed while authoritative mission information is loading or unavailable, preventing a false green state.
• Official mission definitions remain cached by definition URL, with active mission-instance tokens preventing stale response application.

Validation

• Added fixtures for catalogue-only vehicles, personnel, overlapping sources, conditional requirements, patient coexistence, loading failures and cached authoritative data.

Version 4.18.0 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Mission Requirements now derives Ambulance demand from the live patient total even when MissionChief does not list ambulances in `#missing_text`.
• Patient-derived demand reconciles with stated Ambulance requirements using the larger authoritative total instead of adding both values.
• Unknown patient totals can no longer produce a false covered/green Matrix state.

Behaviour

• One current patient requires one ordinary UK Ambulance by default.
• On-site, responding and selected Ambulances use the existing exclusive vehicle-ID buckets and are never double-counted.
• Patient counts update through the existing mission-window observer lifecycle, including bounded AJAX replacement recovery and mission-ID isolation.
• The Ambulance row carries a compact `Patients` source marker and remains inside the existing Matrix panel.

Validation

• Added deterministic singular/plural parsing, zero/unknown state, stated-demand reconciliation, live capacity, transition and mission-navigation fixtures.

Version 4.17.0 · 2026-07-18

Added

• Added **Custom Vehicle Badges**: Available Units now shows each vehicle's MissionChief Own Vehicle Category as a compact badge beside the native vehicle label, for example `IRV [Railway Police Officer]`.
• Added a stable read-only vehicle classification API keyed by vehicle ID for Mission Requirements Matrix capability matching.

Behaviour

• Reuses the Toolkit's existing `/api/vehicles` cache and never performs a second vehicle-list request.
• Reapplies badges after MissionChief or external extension replaces, filters or sorts the Available Units DOM, without duplicates, repeat DOM insertion or dispatch-side effects.
• Vehicles without an Own Vehicle Category remain unchanged.

Validation

• Added fixture-backed classification, duplicate-prevention, category-removal and AJAX-row-replacement tests.

Version 4.16.4 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Mission Requirements now waits for the active mission's native requirements source or confirmed title/address before mounting in an AJAX dispatch window.
• Available Units, vehicle/response tables and incident-note regions remain data sources only and can no longer become emergency panel hosts.
• Premature placeholder anchors are removed until a valid header placement exists.

Validation

• Added staged-AJAX coverage proving vehicle-only loading creates no panel and the completed mission header mounts the panel beneath the address and before `#missing_text`.

Version 4.16.3 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Prevented the normal AJAX dispatch window from inserting Mission Requirements inside the Available Units vehicle table.
• Nested vehicle and table candidates now resolve upward to the enclosing mission form or lightbox before source lookup and placement.
• Existing panels that were temporarily mounted in table structure are re-homed beneath the mission header on the next scan.

Validation

• Added a deterministic normal-dispatch fixture covering nested `tbody` discovery, safe block placement and active panel re-homing.

Version 4.16.2 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Kept Mission Requirements bound to the active MissionChief mission in AJAX/lightbox and standalone views.
• Native `#missing_text` now outranks generic lightbox sources, preventing lower-right/footer mounting.
• Visible newly opened missions outrank hidden stale records, and catalogue state resets when the active mission changes.

Interface

• Mounted the panel directly beneath the mission title/address and before MissionChief's native requirement banner.
• Added compact adaptive Desktop widths: 940px standard, 1140px for longer labels, and full available width only for exceptional content.
• Tablet and iOS remain responsive without horizontal overflow.

Validation

• Added lightbox source, header placement, delayed source, hidden-record, catalogue-transition and adaptive-width fixtures.

Version 4.16.1 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Reworked Mission Requirements into a complete live capacity matrix with **Required**, **On site**, **Responding**, **Selected** and **Still needed** values.
• Selected vehicles now reduce **Still needed** immediately; responding and arrived units move between mutually exclusive buckets without double-counting.
• Added `#mission_vehicle_at_mission` observation so arrivals, departures and cancellations update the matrix dynamically.

Interface

• Added compact red, amber, green and unresolved row states with tighter headers, rows and responsive five-metric mobile cards.
• Preserved normal-flow mounting, collapse behaviour, Desktop/Tablet/iOS distinctions and equal treatment for all seven interface systems.

Validation

• Added deterministic selection, dispatch, arrival, removal, cross-bucket de-duplication, uncertainty and compact-layout fixtures.

Version 4.16.0 · 2026-07-18

Added

• Added an on-demand resolver for MissionChief's official Possible Missions catalogue and per-mission `Vehicle and Personnel Requirements` tables.
• Added variation-aware six-hour caching with a bounded stale fallback for temporary catalogue failures.
• Added an explicitly labelled official catalogue baseline when live MissionChief requirement data is absent or unparseable.
• Added catalogue title, definition, patient, variation and live-versus-catalogue diagnostics to **Report Mission**.

Safety

• Live MissionChief `#missing_text`, en-route units and selected units remain authoritative whenever live data is available.
• Catalogue quantities are never presented as current **Still needed** values.
• Recalibrated the static source-size envelope after v4.15.5 exhausted the original v4.11.2 allowance; runtime, CSS and relative performance limits are unchanged.

Version 4.15.5 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Changed **Report Mission** to use a repository-owned GitHub issue form so `Mission Info Missing` is applied for contributor reports as well as maintainer reports.
• Preserved the sanitised diagnostic prefill through the form's canonical `diagnostic` field without storing a GitHub credential in the userscript.

Version 4.15.4 · 2026-07-18

Added

• Mission Requirements now shows bounded loading, explicit empty and explicit unavailable states instead of silently disappearing.
• Added a compact Report Mission control that opens a sanitised, pre-filled GitHub issue composer using the Mission Info Missing label.

Fixed

• Native MissionChief mission windows are discovered even when `#missing_text` is absent, delayed, empty or moved.
• Fallback panels automatically upgrade to the live matrix when MissionChief later exposes valid requirement data.
• Reporting excludes tokens, webhooks, coordinates, addresses, chat, vehicle IDs and unrelated page HTML.

Compatibility

• MissionChief remains the sole mission-window and requirement authority; no GitHub token or direct issue-creation credential is embedded in the userscript.
• Single-owner mounting, external extension coexistence and Desktop, Tablet and iOS layouts remain intact.

Version 4.15.3 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Mission Requirements now has one primary top-level runtime owner, preventing same-origin mission frames from mounting a second identical panel.
• Parent and frame representations of the same MissionChief mission are deduplicated by stable mission identity before panel creation.
• Existing Toolkit panels are adopted at the concrete MissionChief host and any stale duplicate panels are removed before observers are attached.
• Repeated scans and AJAX/lightbox replacements remain idempotent, with exactly one Toolkit panel retained per concrete MissionChief mission host.

Compatibility

• MissionChief remains the sole mission-window, requirements, selection and en-route authority; external extension remains optional and is used only for explicit duplicate-equivalent detection.
• Desktop, Tablet and iOS normal-flow layouts and the seven equal interface systems are unchanged.

Version 4.15.2 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Mission Requirements now discovers MissionChief-owned `#missing_text` roots independently from Mission Value, including alternate AJAX/lightbox mission layouts.
• Unstructured native Missing Personnel, Missing Vehicles and resource banners are classified before parsing instead of defaulting every banner to vehicles.
• Quantity parsing now supports `8x`, `8 x`, `x8`, trailing `x8`, colon and “at least” forms.
• Unknown quantified requirements remain visible as amber, safely unresolved rows and can no longer produce a false green state.
• Selected vehicle counting now recognises vehicle types stored on the MissionChief row and deduplicates one vehicle shown in both normal and occupied lists by stable vehicle ID.
• Selecting and deselecting eligible units recalculates exact Selected counts, including the two-police-car 0 → 1 → 2 → 1 sequence.

Compatibility

• MissionChief's native mission DOM remains the sole requirements, selection, en-route and layout authority.
• external extension remains optional and is consulted only through explicit duplicate-panel ownership detection.

Version 4.15.1 · 2026-07-18

Fixed

• Mission Requirements now mounts against MissionChief's native mission window when the game's own missing-vehicle or missing-personnel alert uses the shared `alert-missing-vehicles` class.
• external extension coexistence detection now requires explicit ownership metadata such as `data-raw-html`; the shared presentation class alone can no longer suppress the Toolkit.

Compatibility

• The Toolkit remains fully independent of external extension and continues to use MissionChief's own `#missing_text`, mission form, vehicle lists and en-route table as its data and layout sources.
• Added deterministic coverage for both MissionChief-native alerts and an active external extension enhanced-missing-vehicles component.

Version 4.15.0 · 2026-07-17

Added

• Added a live Mission Requirements matrix inside opened MissionChief windows, mounted in normal document flow above dispatch controls.
• Missing, en-route, still-needed and selected values now update from the active mission DOM and checked vehicle list without continuous polling.
• Added responsive Desktop, Tablet and iOS layouts, seven equal interface-theme treatments, covered/partial/unresolved row states and a compact collapse control.

Safety and compatibility

• Unknown requirement wording remains visibly unresolved and can never produce a false all-covered state.
• The Toolkit yields to an active external extension enhanced-missing-vehicles panel instead of rendering a competing duplicate.
• Mission-window replacement, same-origin frames, checkbox changes, en-route changes and runtime teardown use bounded observers with one owned panel per mission window.
• Added fixture-backed release validation for calculation, ownership, layout, coexistence and lifecycle contracts.

Version 4.14.10 · 2026-07-17

Changed

• Extracted the bounded core-UI boot-attempt loop from `boot()` into the independently testable `startBootAttemptCoordinator()` lifecycle stage.
• `boot()` now delegates once to the coordinator while retaining runtime ownership, listeners, scheduled tasks, mutation observation and teardown registration.

Compatibility

• Initial delay, retry thresholds, 350/700/1400 ms backoff, 12-attempt map fallback, 90-attempt hard stop and destroyed-runtime cancellation are unchanged.
• No observer, timer, listener, task, theme, setting or public asset behaviour changed.
• Extended the fixture-backed Boot/Lifecycle contract to compile and test the extracted coordinator directly and through `boot()`.

Version 4.14.9 · 2026-07-17

Added

• Ambulance Transport Sweep now displays a compact persistent live HUD while MissionChief and external extension mission/vehicle windows are opening, processing and closing.
• The HUD shows current sweep status, mission progress, confirmed patients cleared, skipped items, errors, processed count and elapsed time.
• Successful clear totals update immediately after the existing confirmed external extension or fallback discharge gate succeeds.

Compatibility

• The HUD is mounted outside sweep-owned lightbox layers, deduplicated, non-blocking and removed on completion, cancellation or Toolkit runtime teardown.
• Desktop uses a top-right presentation; Tablet and iOS use a compact safe-area-aware bottom presentation.
• Manual start, personal-vehicle exclusion, prisoner handling, request sequencing and single-window safeguards remain unchanged.

Version 4.14.8 · 2026-07-17

Fixed

• Financial Command Discord graphics now reserve independent label and value columns throughout the Operating Snapshot card.
• Checkpoint reconciliation now renders as a compact signed variance, reconciled state, reconstructed basis or unavailable state instead of a long sentence that can collide with the row label.
• Long positive and negative multi-million-credit values are measured, reduced only when required and kept clear of neighbouring text.

Compatibility

• Financial calculations, ledger reconciliation, Discord payloads, image dimensions, visual styling and all non-image report content remain unchanged.
• Added fixture-backed canvas layout coverage for reconciliation states and deliberately oversized labels and values.

Version 4.14.7 · 2026-07-17

Changed

• Migrated all current payout-audio mappings to structured canonical paths owned by their interface system or the shared payout-preset package.
• Added consistent canonical asset namespaces for Map Command, Cyberpunk, Fallout 4 and Factorio, while retaining the existing Umbrella, 007 Intelligence and Hyrule Command packages.
• Removed the remaining “Flagship” wording from Hyrule Command so all seven interface systems remain equally represented.

Compatibility

• Retained all seven root-level audio files as byte-identical public compatibility aliases for older installed and published Toolkit versions.
• Added a machine-readable alias manifest and validation that fails on missing aliases, hash mismatches, legacy references in the current source, orphaned audio or undeclared duplicates.
• Existing runtime theme IDs, payout template IDs, settings, fallback audio behaviour and Desktop/Tablet/iOS operation remain unchanged.

Version 4.14.6 · 2026-07-17

Changed

• Moved Mission Value into MissionChief's native mission action toolbar spacer so it automatically yields space to MissionChief and external extension action buttons.
• The toolbar badge now adapts through full, shortened and value-only presentations as the available spacer width changes.

Fixed

• Removed legacy header/content Mission Value rows and deduplicated by the concrete mission toolbar host and mission ID across lightbox and same-origin iframe contexts.
• Narrow or fully occupied toolbars now use one normal-flow fallback row instead of overlapping dispatch, navigation or Requirements controls.

Compatibility

• Existing Mission Value settings, currency formatting, verified value sources, import/export behaviour and Desktop/Tablet/iOS feature availability remain unchanged.
• Added fixture-backed toolbar-width, fallback and cross-document deduplication contracts.

Version 4.14.5 · 2026-07-17

Changed

• Audited all command-panel sections and assigned every control one canonical home without changing its internal setting key, shortcut or saved state.
• Moved Auto Night to Skins, Alliance Map Blocker to Tools, vehicle auto-loading to Resources, operational feed/audio controls to Ops and saved map profiles to Places.
• Renamed the visible Discord tab to Finance while preserving the stable `discord` tab key for saved settings and imports.

Fixed

• Removed duplicate Transport Watcher, Unit Count, Mission Age and Critical View controls from secondary sections.
• Reworked static, row and action-button labels to wrap safely across Desktop, compact Desktop, Tablet and iOS widths instead of clipping or overlapping.

Compatibility

• Section order, theme support, feature behaviour, localStorage/import-export contracts and keyboard shortcuts remain unchanged.
• Added a fixture-backed section-navigation and narrow-label contract to the permanent userscript preflight.

Version 4.14.4 · 2026-07-17

Fixed

• Replaced content-derived Transport Sweep window ownership with DOM-delta ownership of the exact native lightbox layer created by each `lightboxOpen()` call.
• The sweep now closes the owned layer through its own close control first and force-removes only newly created sweep-owned layers when MissionChief leaves their outer wrappers behind.

Performance

• Prevents mission and vehicle lightbox shells, iframes and backdrops from accumulating underneath later sweep windows while preserving unrelated MissionChief, external extension and Toolkit dialogs.

Version 4.14.3 · 2026-07-17

Fixed

• Restored Patient Transport Sweep mission opening after v4.14.2 incorrectly treated unrelated persistent page dialogs as active MissionChief mission windows.
• Window cleanup now targets only the exact lightbox opened and owned by the sweep; when no owned window exists, the next mission opens immediately.
• Restored changed-content baselines so persistent page UI cannot be mistaken for a newly loaded mission or vehicle window.

Performance and compatibility

• Retains the v4.14.2 single-window lifecycle without closing or blocking unrelated MissionChief, external extension or Toolkit interface elements.

Version 4.14.2 · 2026-07-17

Fixed

• Prevented Patient Transport Sweep from stacking duplicate MissionChief mission and vehicle lightboxes during repeated alliance-ambulance processing.
• The sweep now closes and verifies removal of the active native window before reopening the same mission, opening a fallback vehicle, advancing to another mission or finishing the current mission.

Performance

• Only one MissionChief lightbox remains active during the sweep, preventing the severe DOM, rendering and memory overhead caused by accumulated hidden mission windows.

Version 4.14.1 · 2026-07-17

Fixed

• Corrected Patient Transport Sweep so a mission containing several alliance-member ambulances is explicitly reopened after every confirmed release.
• The sweep now waits for release completion before returning to the mission, rescans the fresh mission DOM for the next delayed external extension control and repeats until no eligible alliance controls remain.

Safety

• Own-vehicle exclusion, ambiguous-owner rejection, sequential processing, duplicate protection, cancellation, per-run limits and the non-external extension fallback remain unchanged.

Version 4.14.0 · 2026-07-17

Added

• Upgraded Patient Transport Sweep to use external extension's mission-level **Release patient (No reward)** controls before opening individual vehicle windows.
• The sweep waits dynamically for delayed external extension controls, processes alliance-member ambulances sequentially, rescans after every release and supports several patient-held units in the same mission.

Safety

• The signed-in player's verified vehicle IDs remain excluded before any release action.
• Ambiguous owner rows are skipped, duplicate mission/vehicle actions are blocked, cancellation and per-run limits remain active, and the existing vehicle-window route is retained only as a fallback when external extension controls do not appear.

Version 4.13.9 · 2026-07-16

Fixed

• Moved the Mission Value indicator clear of MissionChief's upper-right mission-window controls.
• The indicator now measures the visible close/action icon cluster and dynamically reserves enough right-side clearance, with a conservative fallback when game markup differs.

Compatibility

• Mission Value remains enabled by default and retains its existing persistent toggle, currency formatting, verified value sources and iframe support.
• Native MissionChief controls remain untouched and fully clickable.

Version 4.13.8 · 2026-07-16

Added

• Added a compact Mission Value indicator to dynamically opened MissionChief mission windows.
• Mission Value is enabled by default and can be turned on or off persistently from the Ops section on Desktop, Tablet and iOS.
• Values reuse the Toolkit's verified live marker, mission snapshot, captured overlay and mission-list data sources; unavailable values remain hidden rather than guessed.

Compatibility

• The indicator uses normal document flow with reserved close-control space, preventing overlap with native mission controls.
• Existing themes, settings import/export, Economy Mode and mission-window behaviour are preserved.

Version 4.13.7 · 2026-07-16

Fixed

• Rebuilt the Desktop panel shell as a two-row command layout so the title controls and eight-section menu rail remain permanently visible.
• Restricted vertical scrolling to the selected section content, preventing the command chrome from moving away or appearing detached on long Ops and Settings pages.
• Added a static regression contract for the fixed command-chrome row and content-only scroll region.

Compatibility

• The v4.13.6 full operational-workspace sizing and saved-position clamping are preserved.
• Tablet Mode, iOS Mobile Mode, Economy Mode, all themes, settings and import/export contracts are unchanged.

Version 4.13.6 · 2026-07-16

Fixed

• Corrected the v4.13.5 Desktop Mode regression that restricted the command panel to the Leaflet map rectangle.
• Desktop now uses the full visible operational workspace: below the top navigation/mission banners and down to the bottom of the browser workspace.
• Saved and dragged positions are immediately re-clamped so the header, drag controls, help/close controls and tabs cannot remain behind top-page overlays.

Compatibility

• Fixed panel chrome and active-tab internal scrolling are preserved.
• Tablet Mode, iOS Mobile Mode, Economy Mode, all themes, settings and import/export contracts are unchanged.

Version 4.13.5 · 2026-07-16

Changed

• Constrained the Desktop Mode command menu to the visible MissionChief map area instead of the full browser viewport.
• Kept the Desktop header, tab rail and footer accessible while only the active tab content scrolls internally.
• Added map-resize observation and saved-position clamping so shorter windows and changing map layouts remain usable.

Compatibility

• Desktop retains its compact draggable layout and saved coordinates.
• Tablet Mode, iOS Mobile Mode, Economy Mode, all interface themes, settings and import/export contracts are unchanged.

Version 4.13.4 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added direct fixture coverage for loaded-state normalization, including non-mutating parsed inputs, unchanged defaults and parity with the storage-backed load path.
• Extracted deterministic settings merge, migration and validation into `normaliseLoadedState()` while preserving storage-key precedence, JSON failure fallback, import rollback and saved-setting compatibility.

Compatibility

• No setting names, defaults, themes, payout presentations, public assets, UI routes, keyboard shortcuts or runtime feature behaviour were changed.

Version 4.13.3 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added direct fixture coverage for marker payload normalization, including field preservation, invalid optional values and non-mutating overlay updates.
• Extracted MissionChief marker payload interpretation into `normaliseMissionOverlayRecord()` while preserving candidate discovery, mission IDs, overlay versioning, ownership classification, snapshot invalidation and map lifecycle behaviour.

Compatibility

• No settings, themes, payout presentations, public assets, Leaflet operations, observers, timers or mission snapshot outputs were changed.

Version 4.13.2 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed financial-ledger contracts covering parsing, retries, sequential pagination, archive boundaries, duplicate occurrences, stability restarts, incremental overlap, requested-range fallback and Discord summary inputs.
• Extracted the deterministic ledger-entry normalization stage into a focused helper while preserving pagination order, duplicate handling, archive boundaries, incremental overlap and report calculations.
• Added deterministic Discord payload fixture coverage for summary fields, component structure, embed fallbacks, webhook acknowledgement and failure handling.

Compatibility

• No Financial Command controls, calculations, credit values, exports, Discord presentation, webhook storage, themes, settings or public asset behaviour changed.

Version 4.13.1 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added deterministic fixture coverage for Financial Command CSV export, including RFC 4180 escaping, row order, Blob creation and object-URL cleanup.
• Extracted the CSV serialization and download stages into focused helpers while preserving filenames, headers, data values, click behaviour and URL revocation.

Compatibility

• No Financial Command controls, calculations, filters, credit totals, Discord payloads, themes, settings or public asset behaviour changed.

Version 4.13.0 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added a one-shot canonical userscript preflight that exercises settings, dispatch, financial ledger, Discord payloads, CSV export and control-panel rendering contracts together.
• Added fixture-backed checks for settings parsing and merge fallback, finance snapshots and reconciliation, dispatch guardrails, hidden-unit exclusions, Discord summaries and tabbed control rendering.
• Added automatic distribution rebuild when validation succeeds so source and published artefacts remain byte-identical.

Compatibility

• No settings, themes, layout modes, map controls, dispatch logic, financial calculations, webhook behavior or public asset paths changed.

Version 4.12.7 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed settings-contract validation covering canonical section navigation, feature flags, storage-backed state, import/export visibility and seven-theme invariants.
• Added deterministic Finance-tab coverage for the stable internal `discord` section key, visible Financial Command label and persistent toggle/storage behaviour.

Compatibility

• No settings keys, tab ordering, themes, layout modes, financial calculations, Discord payloads, map behavior or storage migrations changed.

Version 4.12.6 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed finance-calculation coverage for totals, arithmetic means, day averages, rolling periods, active-day averages, deltas, shares and Discord report inputs.
• Extracted deterministic Financial Command calculation helpers while preserving ledger collection, aggregation windows, status rendering, CSV export, webhook delivery and all existing settings.

Compatibility

• No financial values, Discord messages, CSV content, themes, UI controls, settings keys, map behaviour or storage contracts changed.

Version 4.12.5 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed dispatch guardrail coverage for dispatch-button state, in-flight locking, vehicle selection, alliance transport exclusion and stale-window cancellation.
• Extracted deterministic dispatch-validation helpers from the patient transport sweep while preserving request order, fallback paths, delays, limits, cancellation and existing alerts.

Compatibility

• No sweep settings, transport rules, manual start behaviour, themes, map controls or MissionChief request payloads changed.

Version 4.12.4 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed critical-drawer state coverage for filter normalization, badge counts, empty states, view switching and cross-view update behaviour.
• Extracted deterministic drawer-state helpers while preserving mission classification, button actions, saved filters and rendering behaviour.

Compatibility

• No critical-mission rules, drawer layout, shortcuts, themes, settings, saved-state keys or MissionChief marker behaviour changed.

Version 4.12.3 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed runtime-lifecycle ownership coverage for tracked listeners, observers, scheduled tasks and teardown completeness.
• Added explicit runtime registries for listeners, observers, timeouts, intervals and animation frames so Toolkit cleanup is measurable and idempotent.

Compatibility

• No feature controls, timers, themes, layout modes, map behaviour, notification rules or saved settings changed.

Version 4.12.2 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed mission-inspector output coverage for section ordering, resource counts, responding personnel, confidence/closure notes and invalid-target fallbacks.
• Extracted deterministic mission-inspector markup generation while preserving existing drawer discovery, data sources, theming, drag behaviour and cleanup.

Compatibility

• No mission values, marker behaviour, map controls, themes, settings, exports or storage contracts changed.

Version 4.12.1 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added fixture-backed visibility filtering for critical missions, marker search, alliance mission controls and patient transport sweep candidate discovery.
• Centralized actionable-element visibility checks through `isElementActionable()` while preserving hidden/deleted marker behaviour, ownership detection, and existing feature settings.

Compatibility

• No feature controls, mission classification rules, transport limits, themes, shortcuts or storage behaviour changed.

Version 4.12.0 · 2026-07-16

Internal reliability

• Added deterministic fixture coverage for map-layer filtering, including own/alliance marker ownership, mission and alliance-mission visibility, vehicle visibility and unknown marker handling.
• Extracted map-layer visibility classification into pure helpers while preserving current Leaflet event binding, marker discovery, saved settings and toggle behaviour.

Compatibility

• No visible controls, themes, layout modes, storage keys, marker styling, layer defaults or map behaviour changed.

Version 4.11.3 · 2026-07-14

Changed

• Refreshed the root README overview and public GitHub Pages landing page around the Toolkit's full seven-system identity instead of presenting one theme as the product centre.
• Added a balanced theme showcase for Map Command, Cyberpunk, Fallout 4, Umbrella, Factorio, 007 Intelligence and Hyrule Command across both public surfaces.
• Reworked the old component and release/readiness sections into clearer capability, proof and operational-status blocks.

Compatibility

• The Map Command interface remains the original identity, while all seven systems are now represented equally.
• Existing documentation routes, installation links and public asset paths are unchanged.

Version 4.11.2 · 2026-07-14

Internal reliability

• Added canonical Toolkit performance budgets and a pull-request regression workflow for source size, CSS size/rules, timers, observers, animation-frame scheduling, event listeners, selectors and startup-hook calls.
• Added measured performance snapshots plus a release-to-release history ledger generated from the canonical source.
• Added an early `document-start` startup probe and a runtime diagnostics snapshot at `window.__MCMS_STARTUP_METRICS__` without changing feature behaviour.

Compatibility

• No themes, feature defaults, settings keys, map behaviour, public asset paths or UI layout changed.

Version 4.11.1 · 2026-07-14

Internal reliability

• Added a permanent repository-wide asset health audit covering userscript, public documentation, HTML/CSS/JS/JSON/YAML and workflow references.
• Added a versioned asset-audit report and orphan warning inventory to `status/`.
• Added an automatic repository-health workflow that publishes audit results, posts Discord development status and creates/updates the `asset-audit` issue if integrity fails.

Compatibility

• No userscript logic, themes, layout modes, settings keys, MissionChief behaviour or public asset paths changed.

Version 4.11.0 · 2026-07-14

Added

• Added a controlled Discord-backed Toolkit development pipeline for issues, pull requests, protected development packages and release readiness checks.
• Added isolated Discord webhook channels for development status and production release announcements.
• Added an immutable release bundle workflow, Greasy Fork source-of-truth workflow and private backup verification.
• Added machine-readable project status, release workflow and maintainer runbooks under `status/` and `docs/`.

Security

• Development and release Discord webhooks are stored only as repository secrets and never exposed in the public userscript or public repository history.
• Production releases require an explicit owner command and reject malformed, stale or unauthorized requests.

Compatibility

• Existing public asset paths, userscript installation behaviour, settings, themes, desktop/tablet/iOS layouts and Financial Command remain unchanged.