resp.bytes() already pulls the whole body into memory before the 5MB
check ran, so a malicious server could still OOM the process during
download. read_body_capped aborts mid-stream once the cap is hit.
also fix goal-seek probe fallback: it could update lo/hi to a genuine
bracket without ever setting found=true, throwing "no solution" on
cases that do have one.
- Fix race condition in write_atomic_bytes by using unique temp file names
- Fix logic flaw in DataDirGate authorization on migration failures
- Reject invalid padding in base64_decode
- Set size limits on json fetches for rates
- Fix Date math around DST boundaries for tomorrow/yesterday
- Handle division by zero exceptions gracefully in goal seek
- Fix OOM vector for huge hexadecimal number rendering
The degree-to-radian ratio computed via native Math.PI/180 instead of
the Decimal PI already defined for evaluator's own trig — moved PI to
types.ts so both can import it without a cycle.
"2 kg * 500 g" multiplied the raw numbers (1000) and slapped the
left unit on top, giving "1000 kg" instead of "1 kg". Convert the
right operand into the left unit first for same-dimension products;
cross-dimension multiplication ($12 * 3, 5 hours * 2) is unaffected.
evalCall checked args[0] and threw "needs an argument" before ever
falling into the random case, which is the one built-in that's
valid with zero args. Dispatch it first.
- vocab: EN+RU aliases for abs/log/ln/round; RU already had sqrt/cbrt
- engine: "half"/"a half"/"one half"/"половина" → 0.5; "one and a half"/"полтора"/"полторы" → 1.5 as named constants; widen const union in parser/tokenizer/evaluator/registry
- export: ⤓ button in statusbar dropdown — copy sheet, save .sum, export .txt, print/PDF; write_text_file Tauri command; print media CSS hides chrome
Write plain text, get live results per line. English + Russian, units,
live currency rates with crypto, percents, dates and timezones, bitwise
ops, variables and sheet totals. Tauri 2 + TypeScript engine +
CodeMirror 6; daily backups and a deleted-sheets bin.
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