When user starts typing something in the console, then navigates the
history with up but comes back to normal input by pressing down, restore
the text that was initially typed before navigating.
If user right clicked on the most recent event in the timeline
(index 0), a new message was posted in the room (the new index 0),
and the user right clicked on it, the EventContextMenu's `event`
property relying on the index would not detect any change and
thus would still target the previous event.
This affected options depending on this property like "Reply".
The problem was reproducible with any same index repetition, not just 0.
The "Mentions & keywords only" option doesn't work yet in multi-account
cases: when notifications arrive for a room that multiple accounts are
part of, the first notification to arrive is let through, and the
duplicate later ones are ignored. The first notification to arrive may
not be from the account that gets highlighted, thus it is ignored under
the "Mentions & keywords" setting.
Make sure to update checkboxes when their default value changes
and the user hasn't already changed the value themselves.
This fixes a dangerous issue with new room switching and
room settings checkboxes keeping their value from the previous room.
Previously, clicking to select a room would make the list jump around
to become centered again. This behavior is now reserved to keyboard
navigation.
A "centerRoomListOnClick" setting has been added to allow going back
to the previous behavior.
Use a single [userId, roomId] property for the chat page.
This gets read of the intermediate state where the userId property has
been updated but the roomId one not yet, which led to the page unloading
and reloading itself until both were properly set.
Side-effect: when starting Mirage after this commit for the first time,
the last saved page will not load and user must click a room or
other page manually.
Make use of lock files in configuration directory
for preventing multiple instances of Mirage from
being running at the same time, at least for a
single configuration.
Running multiple instances of Mirage is known to
cause encryption errors in one or more instances.
