release: prepare winTerm 1.1.1#16
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Summary
Prepare winTerm 1.1.1 as the stable replacement for the unpublished v1.1.0 Release attempt.
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Detailed changes
/releases/latestURL.The v1.1.1 Release will publish the native UI and snapping pane-resize feature set after the v1.1.0 workflow was blocked by a missing unsigned-installer disclosure. PR #15 fixed that publication boundary.
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scripts/winterm/verify-version.ps1— passed.scripts/winterm/verify-branding.ps1 -ExpectedPublisher 'CN=helloThisWorld'— passed.scripts/winterm/test.ps1 -Suite Smoke -Configuration Release -Platform x64— passed.git diff --check— passed.v1.1.1tag nor Release exists before publication.Checklist
winterm.exe, and Microsoft Terminal coexistence remain isolated.