Attyx v0.3.9

Xyron Detection & Local Build Fixes

A follow-up to last release’s Xyron integration, tightening up detection and fixing rough edges with local development builds.

What changed

• Better error messages when Xyron isn’t found — if you have xyron.enabled = true but the binary is missing or misconfigured, Attyx now shows a clear error message directly in the terminal instead of silently falling back (#192)
• Smarter shell fallback — new tabs and sessions prefer launching with xyron --ipc when detected, and gracefully fall back to your default shell otherwise (#192)
• Multi-word shell commands — fixed argument parsing for shell commands that contain spaces, so custom shell paths with arguments work correctly (#192)
• Separate dev and production sessions — local development builds now use a -dev suffix for sockets and state paths, so running a dev build no longer conflicts with your production Attyx instance (#192)
• ReleaseFast for production builds — the release build script now uses Zig’s ReleaseFast optimization (#192)