From [the documentation](https://docs.python.org/3.9/library/platform.html#platform.platform):
> Returns a single string identifying the underlying platform with as much useful information as possible.
The output is intended to be human readable rather than machine parseable. It may look different on different platforms and this is intended.
Changed in version 3.8: On macOS, the function now uses mac_ver(), if it returns a non-empty release string, to get the macOS version rather than the darwin version.
The main advantage of this change is that it provides the architecture of the platform, which is increasingly relevant as ARM systems are becoming more common.
The sidebar (QDockWidget) was not restored properly in some environments
when re-opening the browser if the browser was closed while maximized
under the condition that the window size in the normal window state was
very small.
Partially completes #1068, and will allow mobile clients to drop
their separate diff-match-patch imports. Does not yet try to handle
case folding or combining-char stripping, and leaves some of the outer
HTML wrapping up to the frontend for now.
The logic for rendering the provided string has changed: missing chars
are now only inserted if they follow a correct section, and the original
text is shown instead of hyphens. This is an experiment, and can be
changed if it's not well received.
* Refactor MediaManager transactions
* Add media entries when importing
* Fix legacy apkg import not setting csum
Also test for this in the roundtrip test.
* Avoid reallocating MediaCopier's buffer
* Make sha1 optional (dae)
* Add ExportFormat enum and use it in Exporter classes
* Add exporter hooks and call them from new exporters
* Fix filter argument order and add example to docstring
* Refactor: Avoid repeating ExportFormat
* Rename Options to ExportOptions for better namespacing in add-ons
* Add simplified legacy exporter hooks
Allows add-ons to be notified of exports when legacy handlers are enabled, without the need for monkey-patches.
* Switch away from ExportFormat, opting to pass exporter class/instance instead
* Consistently use exporter instances rather than classes
* Revert Exportdialog.exporters rename
* Revert "Revert Exportdialog.exporters rename"
This reverts commit 357a3aa859.
* Add deck-specific limits to DeckNormal
* Add deck-specific limits to schema11
* Add DeckLimitsDialog
* deck_limits_qt6.py needs to be a symlink
* Clear duplicate deck setting keys on downgrade
* Export deck limits when exporting with scheduling
* Revert "deck_limits_qt6.py needs to be a symlink"
This reverts commit 4ee7be1e10.
* Revert "Add DeckLimitsDialog"
This reverts commit eb0e2a62d3.
* Add day limits to DeckNormal
* Add deck and day limits mock to deck options
* Revert "Add deck and day limits mock to deck options"
This reverts commit 0775814989.
* Add Tabs component for daily limits
* Add borders to tabs component
* Revert "Add borders to tabs component"
This reverts commit aaaf553893.
* Implement tabbed limits properly
* Add comment to translations
* Update rslib/src/decks/limits.rs
Co-authored-by: Damien Elmes <dae@users.noreply.github.com>
* Fix camel case in clear_other_duplicates()
* day_limit → current_limit
* Also import day limits
* Remember last used day limits
* Add day limits to schema 11
* Tweak comment (dae)
* Exclude day limit in export (dae)
* Tweak tab wording (dae)
* Update preset limits on preset change
* Explain tabs in tooltip (dae)
* Omit deck and today limits if v2 is enabled
* Preserve deck limit when switching to today limit
* Expose cloze text as attribute on front side
* Update test_models.py
* Update template_filters.rs
* Escape HTML for data-attribute
* Use minimal HTML encoding in Rust
to match Python's html.escape and pass tests.
* Rename attribute to data-cloze
to make it more generic.
* Run formatter
* Revert to using Rust encode_attribute and add helper function for tests
