Make Text Bigger, and copied pictures paste as pictures

The View menu gains Make Text Bigger, Make Text Smaller and Actual Size; Mac menus gain Enter Full Screen and more editing commands. Copied picture messages paste as pictures, with the caption in the draft.

Also new

• Standard Mac window commands. The Mac menus gain Enter Full Screen with its standard shortcut and Bring All to Front.
• Navigate headings and links with a screen reader. Headings and links expose their proper accessibility roles and heading levels to VoiceOver and Orca.
• Scroll from the keyboard. Page Up, Page Down, Home, End and Space scroll the currently focused scroll view.

Fixed

• Centred video stage. The video stage is centred within the space actually available to it.
• Shift-click extends from the last click. After a plain click in the message log, Shift-click extends the selection from that click instead of using an unrelated old anchor.
• Video waits without spinning. The video thread sleeps until a generated frame is due rather than busy-waiting through its last millisecond.
• Recovery errors mark the relevant field. A Recovery Kit or restore refusal marks only the field responsible for the error.
• Pasted terminal line endings stay single. A pasted carriage-return and line-feed pair becomes one line break instead of two in the terminal client.
• See which message you are editing. The message currently being edited is visibly marked in the log.
• Settings buttons keep one-line labels. Settings rows make room for their buttons so labels do not wrap unexpectedly.
• Crisper thin rules. Thin interface rules align to whole device pixels at each display scale.
• Channel creation waits for the session. A request to create a channel before the session is ready waits for readiness instead of failing because it arrived too early.
• Deleted replies leave the thread count. A reply deleted for everyone no longer contributes to the thread’s reply count.
• Terminal pointer follows the current layout. The terminal no longer shows a floating tooltip, and its pointer reflects the layout after a click.
• Return keeps focus in one-line fields. Return in a single-line field keeps the keyboard there and selects its text, following Mac field behaviour.
• Typing naturally reaches the composer. The composer starts with keyboard focus. Typing or pasting text when no control is focused goes into the composer instead of disappearing.
• Jump to a result once and see it. Jump to… puts the selected message in view without repeatedly jumping back to it.
• Floating call cards stay self-contained. A floating call card keeps its status text whole and does not expose a stray strip of message log beside it.
• Links and mentions use the intended colours. Rich-text links and mentions follow the interface’s design colours again.
• Restore names the devices being replaced. The lost-devices step uses each device’s name from the encrypted backup and a neutral device icon instead of misleading device imagery.
• More complete terminal commands and picture viewing. The terminal translates command labels and plain-mode slash hints into Swedish, opens picture viewing with Space, double-click or the message menu, and keeps the account-linking action whole in Settings.
• Fix a Linux profile-thread leak. A Linux headless-profile path releases a thread-initialisation allocation that previously remained after use.