StreamBridge 0.1.1

Rules can now be built in game. The config file stays where it was, but you no longer have to open it.

Added

• A rule editor. + new in the dashboard creates a rule, clicking a rule opens it. Only the rule name and the overlay text are typed — the event, the cooldown and the scene are buttons you click through, and the scene list comes from what OBS actually reports.
• Actions are built by clicking: switch to a scene, switch back after six seconds, save a replay clip, set a text source. Each one shows up as a plain sentence in the rule, not as JSON, and x removes it.
• Test and Delete for the rule you have open.
• Saving writes streambridge.json back out atomically, through a temporary file, so a crash mid-write cannot leave you with half a config. The file stays the source of truth and stays hand-editable.

Fixed

• The dashboard crashed the game when it opened. It asked Minecraft to draw the blurred background a second time in the same frame, which 1.21.11 refuses outright (Can only blur once per frame).

Notes

• Trigger counts and cooldowns survive a save for every rule you did not touch.
• The editor covers the common cases. Conditions beyond "only me", the filter / source / hotkey / raw actions and the OBS connection settings are still config-file territory — a hand-written rule is displayed correctly and left alone until you save over it in the editor.
• 56 automated tests, five of them new for the config round trip.