Release notes

FEATURE

Phoenix animation returns to life, decoupled from the high-res report asset

The phoenix spirit animation in your menu bar is no longer frozen like a still photograph. In the previous release, the system accidentally replaced all 5 frames of the menu-bar animation with near-identical, high-resolution static art that was only meant for the "Year Wrapped" report card, making the bird look like it was barely moving. The menu-bar animation has now been restored to its original lively sprite set, and the Wrapped report card now reads from its own dedicated image file (wrapped.png). It's like mistakenly pasting your rigid passport photo onto every page of a flipbook animation—no matter how fast you flip it, nothing moves; now, the flipbook gets its dancing sequence back, while the passport keeps its dedicated high-res portrait, completely separate from each other.

Original changelog

Original changelogPhoenix animation returns to life, decoupled from the high-res report asset
**Phoenix menu-bar animation was nearly static in 0.25.1**: that release accidentally replaced all 5 menu-bar animation frames with near-identical high-res art meant only for the Year Wrapped report card, so the animation barely changed between frames. The menu-bar frames are restored to the original animated set, and the Wrapped report card now reads from its own dedicated `wrapped.png` asset per critter so the two no longer share a file.