Complete the final task of the unified TUI shell plan, which had been left
undone: the code dropped F1 in favour of Ctrl+H, but README and the guide
still documented F1 as the full-help key in nine places, and the repository
screenshots still showed the pre-shell UI.
- Replace every F1 reference in README.md and docs/guide.md with Ctrl+H,
including the two ASCII help blocks that mirror runtime output.
- Document the BS/DEL terminal constraint: Ctrl+H is BS (0x08) while xterm
sends DEL (0x7F) for Backspace, so help and text editing do not collide.
- Recapture all five screenshots from the current binary in a real xterm at
120x40, 80x24 and 60x16 using an isolated XDG profile.
Runtime verification in xterm confirms Ctrl+H opens full help while seven
Backspace presses correctly trim typed text, and that every captured screen
carries the header, framed content and bottom-anchored footer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Forward form: type selector (Local/Remote/SOCKS) with radio items
- Dynamic fields: listen addr/port, target addr/port based on type
- Default listen: 127.0.0.1, warning for 0.0.0.0
- Forward list: table view NAME/TYPE/LISTEN/TARGET/ENABLED
- Forward edit: Enter/Ctrl+E opens pre-filled edit form
- Human explanation and OpenSSH preview for selected forward
- Tunnel state manager: PID tracking, start/stop, state file
- Tunnel manager screen: list running tunnels, stop, refresh
- Action menu: Connect/Connect with tunnels/Start tunnels only/Start tunnels in background/Manage port forwards/Manage tunnels/Manage route/Test/Edit/Delete
- Help screen: updated shortcuts
- CLI: tunnel --background for detached tunnel process
- README: updated with forward vs tunnel examples, new hotkeys
- All hotkeys now use Ctrl+letter (Ctrl+A, Ctrl+E, Ctrl+D, Ctrl+T, Ctrl+F, Ctrl+Q)
- Works on ANY keyboard layout (EN, FR, DE, RU, etc.)
- Ctrl+letter generates same control character regardless of layout
- Updated help text and README
Rationale: Ctrl+A always produces byte 0x01 (SOH) regardless of whether
the physical key is QWERTY 'a', AZERTY 'a', or ЙЦУКЕН 'ф'. This is the
standard approach used by vim, tmux, ranger, etc.
- Hotkeys now work with both English and Russian keyboard layouts
- Argon2 memory reduced from 64MB to 4MB (faster key derivation)
- Added 'Deriving key...' progress indicator
- Help text color changed to cyan for better visibility
- Form navigation uses key types instead of strings
- README updated with layout-independent key info
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