The Linux AppImage runs its bundled CLI with --cli as the first argument, or when started through a link named craft-anything-cli, so MCP clients can use it (fixes#723).
Fixes#505. The Flatpak grants home read-only, so new projects in the default folder (~/Documents/Craft Anything) failed with "Read-only file system". Both manifests now also grant xdg-documents/Craft Anything:create; the rest of home stays read-only.
The DMG's app had only craft-anything, so the app couldn't start its MCP server and every Claude Code build failed with no tools. The CLI is now copied into Contents/MacOS, signed like its zip, and run from the finished DMG before release.
Release builds embed craft-fonts since the switch to the shared workflows, which turns the empty
boxes for Korean, Chinese, Japanese, Thai, Arabic, Hebrew, Hindi and arrows into text. A test now
checks every one of those in each of the app's font styles whenever craft-fonts is built in (as in
CI), so a font change can't bring the boxes back unnoticed. Packages now also ship craft-fonts'
OFL licences (OFL-<font>.txt), which the fonts require, and the release docs, ATTRIBUTION.md and
build.rs say how fonts are built in now (build.rs named the wrong app font).
Fixes#19
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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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