Baixar SysManager 1.127.12 per a Windows

[1.127.12] - 2026-10-09
Bulk Installer's lists now highlight the row under the mouse, and the sidebar's help and appearance buttons show
when the mouse or keyboard focus is on them (#2610).
Fixed
- Bulk Installer: the row under the mouse is highlighted, in both lists. Each row set its background directly
and put the hover in a style beside it, and in WPF a value set directly wins over a style's trigger, so no row
ever highlighted. The background now comes from the style, and both lists use the hover tint every other list
uses, where one used the tint that marks a selection. The catalog's hover had never shown since at least 1.13.3.
- Sidebar: the help and appearance buttons show an accent border on hover and on keyboard focus. The same mistake
hid both triggers, so tabbing to either button showed nothing at all. The appearance button's focus border had
been hidden since it arrived in 1.52.38, the help button's since 1.110.0.
- A test now fails when an element sets a property itself that a trigger in its own style also sets.
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