v1.2.0

sshyp v1.2.0

the brisk bahh update

this release focuses on speeding up the sshyp user experience by adding
new features that reduce wasted time

compatibility-breaking changes:

• new configuration options (quick-unlock, offline mode) have been added and
  the configuration files have been reorganized
  ^ simply running "sshyp tweak" and following the setup wizard will correct any compatibility
  issues
• for quick-unlock security, device names have been replaced with more secure device ids
  ^ older device names are still compatible, but for security reasons it is recommended
  to delete any pre-existing device names from the server and allow "sshyp tweak" to re-register
  your devices

user-facing features:

• quick-unlock mode has been added
  ^ this allows you to use a shortened version of your password by verifying that your device
  is whitelisted on your sshyp server - it's both faster and more secure than standard unlock,
  but it requires an active connection to your sshyp server to authenticate (otherwise it will
  fall back to standard unlock)
• full support for offline usage
  ^ though sshyp could be used without a server before, it now can be configured to not attempt
  to find one ever - this saves time and hides sync failure error messages
• bash completions have been added
  ^ if you have bash-completion installed, you can now use the tab key in bash to auto-complete
  sshyp arguments and entry names (client only, not added for server-specific arguments)
  ^ if you do not have bash-completion installed, you can source
  /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/sshyp (Linux/BSD) or
  /boot/system/data/bash-completion/completions/sshyp (Haiku) in your ~/.bashrc to
  use this feature

fixes/optimizations:

• fixed entries with multi-word titles failing to decrypt
• password generation is now much faster and more resource efficient
• there is no longer a length limit on generated passwords
• improved visual consistency of help menus
• rarely used modules are now imported only when needed
• sshyp now uses one fewer configuration file

other notable changes:

• sshyp is now specifically licensed under the GPL-3.0-only (keyword: only)
• sshyp now has some possible arguments and its own help menu when running in server mode
• temporary files in /dev/shm are now generated with more complex names
• sshyp now installs in /usr/lib/sshyp (Linux/BSD) or /system/lib/sshyp (Haiku) instead of
  /usr/bin or /bin (it is still symlinked to the old directories)