The status line gains update hints and more intuitive colors
The terminal status line (the block above your input showing quotas) has gotten much better at communicating. If you're running the menu bar app in the background and it discovers a new update, the status line will softly append a cyan "available" badge at the very end of the row, keeping you informed without making you click anything. We also streamlined the entire layout: the context window capacity has moved out of its awkward title parenthesis to sit right next to the percentage at the tail end of the bar, making it read naturally. The "fast mode" indicator now behaves like an actual indicator — it only lights up when the mode is on, ditching the confusing "/nofast" clutter when it's off. Furthermore, the percentage numbers now perfectly match the bar's warning color (yellow, green, or red), and the remaining time texts are no longer frustratingly dimmed out on dark backgrounds. It's like a modernized car dashboard: the high-beam icon only glows when they're actually on, the fuel number turns red along with the needle, and a small maintenance light quietly turns on when it's time, so you never have to squint in the dark to decipher your gauges again.