Replace the bash update-version.sh with a python equivalent that also
rotates the changelog (previous top-level → history[0], new empty
top-level for the new VERSION) and regenerates update-json/changelog.md
from the JSON source of truth.
Add changelog-add.py for appending a bilingual entry (EN + RU) to the
upcoming version's section.
Both scripts are uv inline scripts; shared helpers live in _changelog.py.
Mirror the kmod/zygisk plumbing so KernelSU-Next / Magisk pick up
portshide updates automatically:
- scripts/update-version.sh bumps portshide/module/module.prop along
with the other modules when VERSION changes
- scripts/update-json.sh writes update-json/update-ports.json pointing
at the current release zip
- CI appends updateJson=.../update-ports.json to the portshide
module.prop before zipping, matching kmod/zygisk
- Dashboard reports portshide version mismatches as issues, with the
same up/down/different wording the other modules use
- scripts/update-version.sh — updates source files (module.prop, Cargo.toml, etc.)
- scripts/update-json.sh — generates Magisk/KSU update-json files
update-json must be committed AFTER the release is published to avoid
a race where Magisk sees a new version but the zip doesn't exist yet.
ensureSelfInTargets() and loadDashboardState() ran as independent
coroutines, so the dashboard could read selfNeedsRestart=false before
the init completed. On slower devices (Pixel 4a) this caused "Installed,
inactive" instead of the restart prompt.
- Make selfNeedsRestart nullable; show spinner until resolved
- Sync zygisk targets to module dir so next app fork picks them up
- Show "restart app to activate" instead of misleading "inactive"
- Add scripts/clean-device.sh for testing fresh installs via adb
