WriteBench 1.9.1: Windows core workflows and grading compatibility - #15
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Windows previously forgot DeepSeek credentials at every restart and resumed its writing timer after failed submissions. This release remembers keys with current-user DPAPI encryption, pauses immediately on submission, and adds per-line alignment with undo, four-space Tab input, independent streamed judge progress, bounded JSON repair retry, and source-anchored translation teaching.
Includes macOS 1.9.1 credential/editor/timing and translation-teaching improvements plus compatible grading-field decoding and a single format-repair retry. Windows and macOS are versioned 1.9.1; Windows still has eight task presets and does not claim complete macOS feature parity.
Validation: real Windows runner publishes and launches the self-contained EXE, exercises native WPF editing/undo/Tab/progress, DPAPI persistence/forgetting, timer, provider-response fixtures and real OCR, then renders three screens and packages the ZIP. macOS 82 tests and Android build/tests pass. Live paid Windows grading and manual hardware/DPI/window interaction remain unverified.
CI: https://github.com/Functionhx/WriteBench/actions/runs/37138942406