Kyber 0.2.0

This release focuses on stability and input reliability. The client now handles host-side crashes more gracefully instead of hanging or erroring out unexpectedly. Mouse handling received meaningful attention: relative mouse movement now works correctly in demanding games like Assassin's Creed Odyssey, and a one-frame latency issue in the RTP video path has been fixed. On Linux, the input subsystem was updated to support libinput 1.19 and later, extended keyboard scancodes are now handled correctly even for users who are not in the input group, and the client can be terminated cleanly with Ctrl+C.

Changelog

• Improve client robustness when a process crashes on host side (#71)
• Assassin's Creed Odyssey is not playable with the mouse
• Linux client: Add support of libinput 1.19+
• Linux client: Extended scancodes are now handled correctly when the user isn't in input group
• Linux client: App can now be closed with CTRL+C
• vlc: Fix a one-frame latency issue on RTP access