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fix: Ctrl+Q quits the app (0.2.4) - #14
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The desktop app is tray-first and bound no keyboard shortcut to quit, so keyboard users had only the tray's Quit item. Add a quit_app command and a Ctrl/Cmd+Q handler in the layout.
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The desktop app is tray-first: it bound no keyboard shortcut to quit, so keyboard users could only quit from the tray's Quit item. On Hyprland
Alt+F4is not a compositor bind either, so the window seemed unclosable.quit_appcommand callsapp.exit(0).+layout.sveltehandles Ctrl/Cmd+Q and invokes it.Verified on Crasto (Hyprland/Wayland): with the UI served (vite), sending Ctrl+Q via
wtypeexits the process.Bump to 0.2.4.