Λήψη SysManager 1.114.33

[1.114.33] - 2026-09-29
Disk Analyzer no longer forgets your other folders' last scans when it cannot read them. One failed read
could leave only the folder just scanned, and with it the "since your last scan" line for all the others.
Fixed
- Disk Analyzer: the last scan of each folder is never written over when it could not be read. The tab
remembers the last scan of up to 20 folders to show what changed. A history that could not be read was
taken as empty, so the scan just finished was saved as the only one, over every other folder's.
- The line under the results now says the earlier scans could not be read, instead of looking like a
first scan, and this scan is not saved over them.
- A history file that is damaged is kept as disk-scan-history.json.unreadable before a new one is
written.
Present since the tab started remembering scans in v1.73.0.
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